Clearance and sojourn of aircraft
Recommended Practice.— At international airports where there are international general aviation operations,
Contracting States should arrange for an adequate level of border inspection and clearance services for those operations.
Contracting States, in cooperation with aircraft operators and airport operators, should establish as a goal a total time
period of 60 minutes in aggregate for the completion of all required departure/arrival formalities inclusive of aviation
security measures for an aircraft requiring not more than normal processing, calculated from the time of the crew member’s
presenting the aircraft at the first processing point at the airport.
Note.— “Required departure/arrival formalities” to be completed during the 60 minutes should include aviation security
measures and, where applicable, the collection of airport charges and other levies, and border control measures.
Recommended Practice.— At international airports where international general aviation operations are
infrequent, Contracting States should authorize one governmental agency to undertake, on behalf of all border inspection
agencies, clearance of aircraft and their loads. An aircraft that is not engaged in scheduled international air services and which is making a flight to or through
any designated international airport of a Contracting State and is admitted temporarily free of duty in accordance with
Article 24 of the Convention shall be allowed to remain within that State, for a period to be established by that State, without
security for customs duty on the aircraft being required.
Source by ICAO Annex 9
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