Certifying a charter aircraft free of COVID-19 for arrival at a mil base?

[taxi1]

Anybody heard of a formal approval procedure for bringing a chartered non-government aircraft onto a mil base, related to COVID-19? Any sort of certification required prior, beyond a PPR?

 

[loadtoad]

No clue on the process but we had a non-govt charter airplane back from the Middle East once we received our ETP in April. It landed right at Nellis. We also just deployed a detachment and had the charter plane pick them up here to go straight to the ME (with a couple of fuel stops off course).

So, it's happening on the regular, but no clue if there is a certification required.

 

[Gatordev]

Base Ops is going to know all the details. Like loadtoad said, it happens all the time, even on Navy bases. Although not all that land actually make a stop.

 

[taxi1]

Yeah, I did some calling around to the usual base ops suspects and there doesn't appear to be any uniform guide, mil or federal, anywhere.

I got bad gouge suggesting there was, but it came from a retired SWO, so there you go.