Clearance of Aircraft for Foreign Port.
Section 1224
SEC. 1224. Clearance of Aircraft for Foreign Port. – (a) Any aircraft bound to a foreign port shall, before departure, be granted clearance by the Commissioner at an airport of entry where such aircraft has been authorized to make its landing; and (b) Before clearance shall be granted to an aircraft bound to a foreign port, there shall be presented to the District Collector or to the customs officer detailed at the place of departure four (4) copies of a general declaration signed by the pilot-in-command or authorized agent of an aircraft which shall contain the following data; (1) Name of owner or operator of aircraft, registration marks and nationality of aircraft, and flight number of identification; (2) Port of clearance, data thereof and destination; (3) Health and customs clearance; (4) Itinerary of aircraft, including information as to airport of destination and departure date; (5) Names and nationality of crew members; (6) Passengers manifest showing places of destination; (7) Export cargo manifest showing information as to airway bill number, the number of packages related to each airway bill number, nature of goods, destination, and gross weight, together with a copy of each airway bill securely attached thereto; and (8) Store list showing stores loaded.