Aircraft general declaration requires complete flight, passenger, cargo, health and sanitary particulars certified by the authorised agent or pilot-in-command. Customs Form I requires an aircraft owner or operator to submit a General Declaration containing aircraft identification, flight routing, crew and ... Summary
Aircraft general declaration requires complete flight, passenger, cargo, health and sanitary particulars certified by the authorised agent or pilot-in-command.
Customs Form I requires an aircraft owner or operator to submit a General Declaration containing aircraft identification, flight routing, crew and passenger movements, cargo particulars, and any cargo manifest. It also requires disclosure of onboard illness, disease-spread conditions, and disinsecting or sanitary treatment. The authorised agent or pilot-in-command must certify that the declaration and required supplementary forms are complete, exact and true, and confirm the onward continuation of through passengers.
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