Air Safety Support International / Anguilla aviation authorities
Anguilla
Permit path requiredASSI permission path for OT operations
Anguilla follows the UK Overseas Territories safety framework. Use ASSI guidance, and get permission for aerial work, close-to-people, airport-adjacent, or otherwise non-standard flights.
The trip, step by step
- Bring it
- No blanket tourist import ban was confirmed, but permission and site approval should be sorted before travel.
- Register it
- Use the ASSI small unmanned aircraft application process where permission is required.
- Fly it
- Small unmanned aircraft must stay within visual line of sight and away from people, property, aerodromes, and restricted areas.
- Map check
- Coordinate around Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport, heliports, ports, beaches, resorts, crowds, and sensitive sites.
Before you travel
- 01Review ASSI small unmanned aircraft guidance.
- 02Apply for permission if your operation needs it.
- 03Carry resort, landowner, port, beach, or production permissions.
Operating notes
- Max altitude
- 400 ft AGL unless specifically permitted otherwise.
- Commercial work
- Aerial work, BVLOS, higher-altitude, close-proximity, congested-area, or other non-standard operations require permission.