Aircraft Parking Reservations Required at New Jersey Airports for Super Bowl XLVIII

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The FAA will NOT implement an air traffic slot-based Special Traffic Management Program (E-STMP) for Super Bowl XLVIII. However, operators will need to obtain a parking reservation PPR and airport reservation through their FBO of choice and/or the airport office before operating into the region.

• Required routes in and out of the New York Area can be expected the week of the game through Monday, Feb. 3, 2014.
• A Special Air Traffic Procedures NOTAM outlining specific route structures and planned traffic management initiatives is expected next month. As soon as it is available, this page will be updated with the link to this NOTAM.

Super Bowl XLVIII TFR NOTAM

A Temporary Flight Restriction (TFR) will be implemented before the game in the New York/New Jersey surrounding MetLife Stadium. This will be updated once the NOTAM is released, and additional general information will be available in the FAA Flight Advisory. Traffic Management Initiatives (TMI), including ground delay programs, ground stops, and airspace flow programs, may be used, in addition to published reroutes, to ensure the safe and orderly flow of arrivals and departures. NBAA will provide advisories via Airspace Alerts as more information becomes available. For more detailed information about Super Bowl XLVIII, visit the New York/New Jersey Super Bowl XLVIII Host Committee web page at www.nynjsuperbowl.com.

Airport Information

Most Airports in the New York City metropolitan area will require parking and airport reservations during the days leading up to and immediately following the game. In addition, handling/parking fees are expected to be higher than usual at airports. The NBAA will add airport specific information as it becomes available over the next couple months.

Teterboro (TEB)

Reservations will be required for all landings and departures from Jan. 29 at 6 a.m. to Feb. 4 at 6 a.m., including “drop and go” flights and VFR helicopter operations. Reservations must be made with one of the Teterboro Airport’s five FBOs, which will assign a prior permission required (PPR) number that must be included in the flight plan. International arrivals will need a PPR and a reservation for customs clearance from U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP). There are also special procedures for departures following the event. Teterboro also has a noise abatement program with a voluntary operation restriction from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. Except for departures on Feb. 2, airport authorities request operators respect the noise abatement program when scheduling their flights.

Morristown Municipal Airport (MMU)

All aircraft intending to access MMU from Tuesday, Jan. 28, through noon on Monday, Feb. 3, must have a reservation with MMU (see link below for registration form). In addition to having a reservation with MMU, all transient operators wishing to access MMU during these dates must also have a reservation with their preferred fixed base operator (FBO) or have made appropriate arrangements with a private corporate facility. Don’t hesitate to contact your  JetOptions or preferred FBO or private corporate facility to discuss your service needs before arrival.

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