UEFA EURO 2024 Germany – Business Aviation Guide

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The 2024 UEFA European Football Championship, commonly known as Euro 2024, will be hosted across 10 venues in Germany from June 14 to July 14, 2024.

This major sporting event will attract significant attention and is expected to lead to a substantial increase in business aviation traffic across Germany. The influx of business jets traveling for the tournament will likely cause congestion at key airports and create competition for ground services.

If you’re planning to attend Euro 2024 or be in Germany during this period, it’s crucial to start planning now, as ground services and airport slots will begin booking up quickly.

We strongly recommend working with an experienced Trip Support Provider and Ground Support Team to mitigate the risks associated with high congestion and ensure a smooth experience.

Here’s what you need to know:


Match Venues

Ten cities will host the matches with the final match to be played in Berlin.


Airport Restrictions

The tournament will impact traffic at German airports across the country. Here are the latest restrictions at some of the most popular destinations:


Berlin

    • PPR Requirement: All GA aircraft must have PPR to operate in Berlin during the UEFA EURO 2024.
    • Limited Parking and Slots: Parking and slot availability are limited. It is crucial to request these as soon as possible. If there are specific dates and times your principal would like to arrive and depart, please let us know so the UV Solairus team can submit a request promptly.
    • Formal Invitations: If there is a formal invitation, include it with the request to authorities to improve chances of securing a slot.

Munich

Flight slots at Munich Airport (EDDM) will require prior approval from June 13 to July 15, managed by Munich Flight Coordination starting May 5.

Opening match (June 14th) restrictions.

  • PPR Requirement: Prior Permission Required (PPR) is mandatory for all General Aviation (GA) and related flights, in addition to an airport slot from the Airport Coordinator Germany.
  • Slot Allocation: Airport slots will only be granted with a valid PPR number from Munich Airport Special Operations. PPR applications must include inbound and outbound times, and the PPR is valid for +/- 1 hour without needing re-coordination.
  • Strict Procedures: A-CDM procedures are strictly applied as published in the AIP Germany. Exceptions are only for ambulance flights, emergency assistance, police duties, and landings for safety reasons.
  • Repositioning: Repositioning for refueling must be expected, and aircraft operators must ensure their aircraft can be towed at any time.

Restrictions Throughout Tournament

  • PPR Requirement: Prior Permission Required (PPR) is mandatory for all General Aviation (GA) and related flights, in addition to an airport slot from the Airport Coordinator Germany.
  • Slot Allocation: Airport slots will only be granted with a valid PPR number from Munich Airport Special Operations. PPR applications must include inbound and outbound times, and the PPR is valid for +/- 1 hour without needing re-coordination.
  • Strict Procedures: A-CDM procedures are strictly applied as published in the AIP Germany. Exceptions are only for ambulance flights, emergency assistance, police duties, and landings for safety reasons.
  • Repositioning: Repositioning for refueling must be expected, and aircraft operators must ensure their aircraft can be towed at any time.

Frankfurt:

  • PPR Requirement: All General Aviation (GA) aircraft must have Prior Permission Required (PPR) to operate at Frankfurt Airport (EDDF) during EURO 2024.
  • Mandatory PPR Period: June 14, 2024, 03:00 to July 2, 2024, 21:00.
  • Procedure:
    • PPR must be requested from the airport operator before obtaining an airport slot from the Airport Coordinator Germany.
    • Slots are only granted with the airport operator’s permission. A valid PPR number will be provided by Frankfurt Airport.
    • PPR applications must include inbound and outbound times.
    • A-CDM (Airport Collaborative Decision Making) procedures are strictly enforced, with no exceptions except for ambulance flights, emergency assistance, police duties, and safety-related landings.
    • General Aviation aircraft repositioning for refueling or changing parking stands must be planned, and aircraft must be towable at any time.

For the latest NOTAMs and information on restrictions at all German airports, visit Feasibility-IQ.


If you plan to be in Germany anytime in June or July expect higher than usual congestion. Contact your team for details.


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