Decreto de 3 de mayo de 1946 sobre ordenamiento funcional de los Servicios de Aduanas en los aeropuertos. | BOE-A-1946-6220 — Spain law | Esheria

Decreto de 3 de mayo de 1946 sobre ordenamiento funcional de los Servicios de Aduanas en los aeropuertos.

Air-imported goods are cleared differently depending on package weight and count, and air imports are subject to import-license rules.

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Jurisdiction
Spain
Instrument
Regulation
Citation
BOE-A-1946-6220
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
es
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Air-imported goods are cleared differently depending on package weight and count, and air imports are subject to import-license rules. Airport customs offices are treated as customs delegations, and several airport bodies must provide space, coordinate with customs, and notify closures without delay. When an aircraft is carrying cargo or passengers abroad, Customs must open a unique folder for the trip and keep it registered, numbered by year, and filled with the relevant invoices. For air exports, shippers must use duplicate invoices and the exporters must include declaratory sheets for presentation at the destination airport. For air imports into Península y Baleares from the listed territories, the same formalities and documents generally apply as for international air imports; for goods from Canarias and certain sovereignty plazas, declaration sheets are replaced by duplicate export invoices from the departure airport.