CBP officials estimate that approximately 120,000 operators of
private aircraft will arrive in the United States each year and present
several documents to CBP inspectors for their review.
The number of arriving private aircraft has not changed from the preceding year, said CBP, in an official notice it published in the Federal Register on December 23.
The
“commander” of a private aircraft arriving in the U.S. from outside the
country must present a pilot certificate or license; a medical
certificate; and a certificate of registration, also known as a “pink
slip,” the CBP notice explains.
“The information on these
documents is used by CBP officers as an essential part of the inspection
process for private aircraft arriving from a foreign country,” the
notice continues.
CBP estimated it will receive about 120,000
such submissions each year, which will take the aircraft operator an
average of only one minute to supply.
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