Our residual aircraft disinsection service is designed to control and prevent the presence of insects within the aircraft cabin using approved, aviation-appropriate methods. This service utilizes permethrin, a widely accepted residual insecticide used in aviation applications to provide ongoing protection against insects after treatment.
The process focuses on applying permethrin in accordance with established disinsection guidelines to interior cabin surfaces where insects may rest or harbor. Residual application allows the treatment to remain effective beyond the initial service, helping reduce the risk of reinfestation during subsequent operations. Care is taken to apply the product evenly and responsibly, following proper handling and safety procedures suitable for aircraft interiors.
Upon completion, we issue WHO-compliant certificates of residual aircraft disinsection, providing documented proof that the aircraft has been treated in accordance with international health and aviation standards. These certificates are commonly required for international operations and inspections and are formatted for clear presentation to authorities when needed.
In addition to official certification, we provide a personal affidavit confirming the treatment details, application method, and compliance standards used. This additional documentation offers operators and owners an extra layer of assurance and traceability.
Residual aircraft disinsection supports regulatory compliance, operational readiness, and a clean, controlled cabin environment for general aviation aircraft, turboprops, and private jets.
