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    Aircraft disinsection you can rely on.

    Crepps Fumigation Services Ltd provides professional, documented aircraft disinsection at Accra International Airport, Ghana, for airlines and charter operators, so your flights stay compliant and your destinations stay protected.

    Insects travelling on aircraft can carry disease and threaten agriculture and ecosystems at their destination. That is why many countries require aircraft arriving from certain regions to be disinsected. Our trained team delivers fast, compliant treatments that meet WHO and destination-country requirements, with the paperwork to prove it.

    What is aircraft disinsection?

    Disinsection is the treatment of an aircraft's cabin, cargo hold and flight deck to kill insects that may be on board, helping stop the spread of insect-borne disease and invasive species across borders.

    Our disinsection services

    Inside an empty modern aircraft cabin before boarding, rows of plain seats and bright cabin lighting; a Ghanaian pest control technician in a clean work uniform with a respirator hanging at his neck stands in the aisle holding a professional hand applicator pointed safely at the floor, nothing being sprayed, his face visible in three-quarter view

    Pre-embarkation (residual) treatment

    application of an approved residual treatment to interior surfaces before passengers board, in line with WHO and the destination country's requirements

    On an Accra airport apron in daylight, a Ghanaian pest control technician in a high-visibility vest holds a lit torch and looks into an open aircraft cargo hold door from a three-quarter side view, with a Ghanaian ground handler in a high-visibility vest beside him; the aircraft fuselage is plain white and unbranded with no tail numbers

    Cargo holds and equipment treatment

    targeted residual treatment of holds and relevant equipment

    An over-the-shoulder view from behind and slightly to the side of a Ghanaian pest control technician in a high-visibility vest, who hands a document folder — seen from its back with no readable text — to a smiling airline operations officer of European descent who faces the camera, beside an aircraft stairway at an Accra airport stand; the aircraft is plain white and unbranded

    Documentation and certification

    we issue a completed disinsection certificate and treatment record for every aircraft, ready for presentation to authorities

    A bright airside briefing room at Accra airport; a Ghanaian pest control technician and a Ghanaian airline operations manager sit at a table facing each other and talking, with an open laptop between them seen from behind the technician so the back of its lid faces the camera, and a plain world map on the wall behind with no readable labels

    Advice on destination requirements

    we help you understand which countries require disinsection and which methods they accept

    Where we operate

    Accra International Airport, Ghana.

    Aircraft we work with

    A large plain white twin-engine narrow-body passenger jet at a terminal gate with a passenger boarding bridge at an Accra airport in the morning; a Ghanaian pest control technician in a high-visibility vest holds a torch and walks toward the aircraft, seen from a three-quarter side view; the aircraft is completely unbranded with no logos, tail numbers or stripes

    Commercial airlines

    A small plain white business jet on an Accra airport apron at golden hour with its airstairs down; a Ghanaian pest control technician in a high-visibility vest stands by the stairs holding a torch, his face in three-quarter view; the aircraft is completely unbranded with no logos, tail numbers or stripes

    Charter and private operators

    A plain white cargo aircraft with its large side cargo door open on an Accra airport apron, with a loader and pallets nearby; a Ghanaian pest control technician in a high-visibility vest holds a torch near the door, seen from a three-quarter side view; the aircraft is completely unbranded with no logos, tail numbers or stripes

    Cargo carriers

    An Accra airport apron with a baggage tractor and trolleys; a small group of Ghanaian ground handlers in high-visibility vests talk with a Ghanaian pest control technician who faces the camera; one ground handler holds a tablet seen from behind so the back of the tablet faces the camera; no readable text or interfaces visible

    Ground handlers and airport service providers

    A plain white twin-turboprop aircraft with no markings on an Accra airport apron; a Ghanaian pest control technician in a high-visibility vest faces the camera, beside a Ghanaian official in plain smart clothes who holds a clipboard seen from behind so the back of the clipboard faces the camera; the aircraft is completely unbranded with no logos, tail numbers or stripes

    Government and special-purpose flights

    Why choose Crepps for disinsection

    Trained and certified operators with years of experience

    All our disinsection technicians have years of experience in aircraft disinsection

    Approved products and methods only

    products are those accepted by the WHO and EPA and are applied exactly to label specifications

    Fast turnaround

    treatments scheduled around your flight times to avoid delays 24/7

    Complete records

    accurate, auditable documentation for every treatment

    Safety first

    strict controls for crew, passengers and ground staff, with clear re-entry guidance

    IPM-aligned thinking

    we also advise on keeping aircraft, hangars and cargo areas free of insects between treatments, reducing reliance on treatment in the first place

    How it works

    A bright airline operations office at Accra airport; a Ghanaian operations officer and a Ghanaian pest control technician in a high-visibility vest sit across a desk from each other talking, both seen from the side; a laptop on the desk is seen edge-on from the side so no screen is visible; a large window behind shows a plain white unbranded aircraft on the apron
    A bright airline operations office at Accra airport; a Ghanaian operations officer and a Ghanaian pest control technician in a high-visibility vest sit across a desk from each other talking, both seen from the side; a laptop on the desk is seen edge-on from the side so no screen is visible; a large window behind shows a plain white unbranded aircraft on the apron

    Enquire

    tell us your aircraft types, routes and schedule

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