If l have a private jet the customs people will check my luggage and portfolio if its a business trip?
elregreso asked:
meaning, if l want to go out of the country to another country of course but l’ll use a private yet rented or my own private jet, will customs check my luggage and stuff? what do they do? and lm going to other country out of united state…from usa to for example the caribbean
l mean if lm going out of us to other country….example from new york to somewhere in the caribbean….
meaning, if l want to go out of the country to another country of course but l’ll use a private yet rented or my own private jet, will customs check my luggage and stuff? what do they do? and lm going to other country out of united state…from usa to for example the caribbean
l mean if lm going out of us to other country….example from new york to somewhere in the caribbean….
Anyone entering the US must declare their entry to the US Customs.
It does not matter if you are travelling by commercial air, private air, boat, swimming or walking.
They may open your luggage or subject it to a canine sniff search. RebelAir
Of course.
You’ll taxi to the customs terminal and park in the yellow box, you can de-plane, but don’t step outside the yellow box until the customs officer comes outside. He will usually point to the terminal and nod his head meaning you have permission to go inside as he walks out to your plane, this is because he knows everybody usually has a full bladder.
Especially women and children.
You can usually go in or stay outside with him while he gives the plane a cursory inspection. Baggage and passport/paperwork checks are done after the bathroom break is over and you are on your way through the terminal with your bags.
This is how it used to work when I was bouncing around the Caribbean about twenty years ago. One of our line pilots said he was down there a couple of years ago with the wife and kids in his Bonanza and said it hasn’t changed much. Rick
Yes, my husbands a pilot, and he gets checked every time. modelplus2000
All aircraft crossing borders have to go through customs. Techwing