(07-05-2022, 10:01 AM)727Sky Wrote: Customs and immigration usually only have anything to do if the aircraft has crossed from one country's border to another or is suspected of carrying contraband. Otherwise if you can afford the gas you are free to travel anyplace withing you own country or a claimed territory.. Hopefully that kinda answered the question ?
No different than driving your car from one place to another only much quicker in most cases.
Cheers Sky, I'm surprised that a plane leaving technically an island can fly to the mainland without be checked!
I watched a couple of these types of aircraft fly from Cannes France to Birmingham England and guessed Customs
would be involved in these cases. I was going to write about a 'lonely-Aerodrome-to-lonely-Aerodrome' flight could
be open to abuse, but the webcam at Sherburn Aero Club as I typed this implies otherwise!
Thank you.
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