Certified Service
Certified Aircraft Disinsection
WHO-guided insect vector control for aircraft cabins and cargo holds, with signed certification for your international documentation.
Why Disinsection Matters
Stopping disease vectors before they leave the aircraft
Aircraft can carry insects into airports and communities where those species weren't previously present — a route sometimes linked to cases of "airport malaria" near major hubs. Mosquitoes in particular can carry pathogens responsible for malaria, dengue, Zika virus disease, and yellow fever.
Our Certified Aircraft Disinsection Service follows the applicable methods and procedures set out in current World Health Organization guidance: WHO aircraft disinsection methods and procedures.
Products & Certification
Compliant products, signed documentation
Disinsection products are selected to comply with applicable national pesticide-registration requirements, national aviation policy, aircraft manufacturers' technical and safety requirements, and relevant aviation standards and recommended practices. We use a ready-to-use suspension containing 2% permethrin, applied as appropriate for the required treatment and method.
After service, you'll receive a signed Aircraft Disinsection Certificate documenting the treatment performed — prepared in line with current WHO guidance to support your international documentation and compliance requirements.
Treatment Methods
Cabin, cargo hold, and freighter treatments
Cabin Spraying
Applied at the rate appropriate for cabin volume, immediately before or during flight per the selected procedure.
35g / 100m³ (≈10g / 28m³ · 1,000 ft³)Cargo Hold Spraying
Applied according to the volume of the cargo compartment and current product instructions.
35g / 100m³ (≈10g / 28m³ · 1,000 ft³)Lower Cargo Holds
Combination aerosol treatment where residual protection is required or appropriate, applied via single-shot vertical-ejection nozzle.
Permethrin 2% + D-phenothrin 2% (or 1R-trans-phenothrin 2%)Upper Cargo Area (Freighter)
Combination aerosol treatment applied using an approved method appropriate to the aircraft and cargo area.
Permethrin 2% + D-phenothrin 2% (or 1R-trans-phenothrin 2%)Applied by trained personnel. All treatments are performed in accordance with the product label, applicable national pesticide-registration and aviation requirements, and current WHO guidance. Destination-country certificate requirements can vary — confirm the specifics with our team when you schedule.
Looking for surface sanitization instead? See our EPA-registered Aircraft & Yacht Disinfection service.
Request Disinsection Service
Provide your aircraft, schedule, and documentation needs
Our team will contact you to confirm service availability and certification requirements.