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Schedule 7 Terrorism Act 2000. Owners/agents of aircraft employed to carry passengers for reward on a journey between Great Britain & Northern Ireland and/or Eire, Isle of Man or Channel Isles (Common Travel Area) shall not arrange for it to call at a port in Great Britain or Northern Ireland to disembark or embark passengers unless the port is a designated port or the examining Police Officer approves the arrangement.
The captain of an aircraft employed on a journey within the Common Travel Area carrying passengers other than for reward shall not permit it to call at or leave a port in Great Britain or Northern Ireland unless it is a designated port or he gives at least 12 hours notice in writing to a constable for the Police area in which the port issituated. (or where the port is in Northern Ireland, to the Police force of Northern Ireland.
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Customs recognize that there are four types of airfield:
At a designated airfield you may arrive and depart without prior notification to customs ( this rule may be subject to change ). You will be required to complete a gar prior to departure and also on arrival from foreign.
At a GAA airfield you can fly to and from anywhere, but there are differing periods of prior notification required depending on your destination/departure point.
Outwards - to another eu country there is no obligation to advise customs of your departure.
Outwards - to a non eu country (inc channel islands*) you must notify customs at least 24 hours prior to departure.
Inwards - from another eu country - 4 hours prior to arrival
Inwards - from a non eu country - 24 hours prior to arrival
*channel islands - notification period is 12 hours.
At private airfields and helipads you can only fly to and from other eu Countries, unless you have an agreement to do so. In particular, flights to / from the channel islands will need to be agreed with customs and police.
The notification period is the same as for gaa airfields. Notifications for flights should be to the ncu by fax 0870 785 3738 or e-mail ncu@hmce.gsi.gov.uk If you have any questions regarding foreign travel in your aircraft, please contact the ga team on 02380 797 089 or e-mail GACOPE@hmce.gsi.gov.uk
If you are flying to / from the Channel Islands, Isle of Man, Eire or Northern Ireland you must fly via a designated airport under the Terrorism Act or give 12 hours prior notice in writing for the Police area in which the Port is situated. Please refer to the Police contact numbers printed on the rear of the GAR. It is an offence under the Terrorism Act to willfully fail to comply with this legislation.