ACGC provides specialized air freight and charter solutions to Yemen, focused on humanitarian aid, medical supplies, and other critical cargo.
We coordinate every mission end-to-end — from global sourcing to final delivery at operational airports such as Aden (ADE) and Seiyun (GXF) — ensuring security, compliance, and accountability at every step.
Commercial air freight operations to Yemen are not currently possible due to flight restrictions and security concerns in Yemeni airspace. All shipments therefore operate as custom-managed missions under special permits, coordinated with UN bodies, coalition forces, and local authorities.
Why ACGC for Yemen Missions
Specialized Air Freight & Charter Services for Yemen
Operating in Yemen requires a unique approach. Our solutions are designed specifically for humanitarian operations and essential commercial shipments:
Full & Partial Charter Flights
Dedicated aircraft for relief supplies, medical goods, and high-priority cargo.Permit & Clearance Coordination
We manage all diplomatic and operational permits — acting as a single point of contact between your organization, UN bodies, and local authorities.Secure Ground Handling
Through vetted partners, we coordinate ground logistics and onward transport within Yemen where operationally feasible.Global Cargo Sourcing & Consolidation
We consolidate goods from worldwide suppliers at our Luxembourg hub for final dispatch.Every flight is individually planned and validated — ensuring safe, compliant access to Yemen’s limited operational airports.
Operational Planning & Security Considerations
Why Commercial Air Freight Is Not Possible
Due to the ongoing conflict and airspace restrictions, commercial cargo services to Yemen are suspended. EASA and FAA both restrict operations in the Sana’a FIR, citing elevated security risks. As a result, all Yemen shipments must be handled as chartered, pre-approved missions with specific routes, insurance coverage, and flight authorizations.
Mission-Specific Operations
- Custom Routing: Flights are approved on a case-by-case basis depending on security conditions and airport status.
- No Standard Rates: Pricing depends on aircraft type, risk insurance, and permit costs.
- Lead Time: Typically several weeks are required to secure flight permissions and coordinate all stakeholders.
- Airport Viability: ACGC continuously monitors airport operations — currently, Aden (ADE) and Seiyun (GXF) are the primary entry points.
Security & Risk Management
We work under international safety standards and partner only with ICAO-certified operators. Each mission includes comprehensive risk assessment, cargo tracking, and ground-security oversight.
Contact our Special Operations Team for a confidential operational assessment of your mission.
Yemen Import Regulations: Prohibited & Restricted Goods
All imports to Yemen are subject to strict inspection and approval. Prohibited or highly controlled categories include:
- Weapons, ammunition, and military equipment
- Drones and advanced communications systems
- Dual-use items with potential military application
- Large quantities of cash or negotiable instruments
Certain goods — such as pharmaceuticals, telecommunications equipment, and fuel products — may require pre-approval by UNVIM and national authorities.
Our compliance team provides end-to-end guidance to verify eligibility and prepare all documentation in advance.
Why Choose ACGC for Air Freight to Yemen
- Proven record in humanitarian and critical cargo logistics
- End-to-end mission management, from permits to ground handling
- Secure Luxembourg hub consolidation for sensitive cargo
- ESG-compliant reporting for NGOs and donors
- ICAO-certified operators and verified local partners

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Yes, but only through specialized channels like dedicated charter flights for humanitarian or critical commercial goods. It requires extensive planning and multiple layers of permits, which ACGC manages.
Currently, Aden (ADE) and Seiyun (GXF) are the primary entry points for international air cargo missions. The status of Sana’a International Airport (SAH) for commercial cargo is highly restricted and not a viable option for most shipments.
The process involves submitting detailed information about the shipper, consignee, and cargo contents to multiple entities, including the UN Verification and Inspection Mechanism (UNVIM) and relevant coalition and government bodies. ACGC manages this entire coordination process.
Yes. We can arrange for charter aircraft equipped with temperature-controlled environments, essential for transporting vaccines, medicines, and other perishable medical supplies.
Every flight to Yemen is a mission — not a shipment.
Contact our Special Operations Team for expert consultation and a tailored operational plan.
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