In recent years, overflight routing opportunities above Cuba have slightly changed. It is important that flights flown for business purposes, charters, and even corporate aircraft are aware of current permit requirements and air way options. While obtaining a Cuban Overflight Permit is a generally basic process, here are a few tips for private jet travelers to make the procedure even more seamless.
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