CBP Guide Clarifies General Aviation Re-entry Steps

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For those who plan to fly outside the U.S. border, the National Business Aviation Association posted this week that there has been an uptick in reports of aircraft operators failing to comply with re-entry requirements of U.S. Customs and Border Protection. CBP has issued the General Aviation Lifecycle Processing Guide, a new fact sheet to help improve compliance with the re-entry process.

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This is a companion discussion topic for the original entry at https://www.avweb.com/aviation-news/cbp-guide-assists-ga-operators-flying-internationally

[joe5]

How about providing a link to the form?

[MrMilkshake]

Make Canada part of the U.S. and we won’t have to worry about border crossing requirements, at least regarding Canada. I’m good with that. How nice would that be?

[Chuck-the-Wise (Chuck Kubin)]

Yes. The easiest way to solve the border crossing requirement is to take over another country, dopasaurus. Put down the crack pipe.

[Raf (Rafael Sierra)]

CBP General Aviation Processing

Maybe this will help:

General Aviation Processing | U.S. Customs and Border Protection

[pilotmww (Matt W)]

My wife wonders why I have little to no sympathy for those who cross into the US without following immigration rules!