{Airpark name}: guest landings and prior permission (PPR)

{Airpark name} is a private airfield. Every aircraft that isn’t based here needs prior permission before landing.

Who may request
- Residents may sponsor guests and are responsible for them while they’re here.
- Choose one: Transient pilots without a host may request permission. / Every guest needs a resident sponsor.

How to request
- Send the request at least {48 hours} before arrival: {form link or office email}.
- Include the N-number, make and model; the pilot’s name, email and phone; the dates; the host’s name and lot, if sponsored; and where the aircraft will park.
- Attach proof of liability insurance of at least {$1,000,000} per occurrence, naming {association legal name} as additional insured.

Approval
- You’ll receive an approval or a decline by email before your arrival date. Don’t land without an approval.
- An approval covers only the dates it shows.
- Guest fee: {amount per night, billed to the host / none}.

While you’re here
- {Pattern, runway and taxi notes}
- {Parking: the host’s hangar, tie-downs or the ramp}
- {Not allowed: touch-and-goes, training flights, commercial operations}
- Questions or changes: {airport manager}, {phone}.

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From “Guest landings and PPR at a residential airpark”: https://baybook.app/guides/airpark-guest-landings-ppr