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Airport Name List of Airports where CBP Inspection Services are Normally Available United States Customs and Border Protection (CBP) regulations governing landing requirements and procedures for private aircraft arriving in to the United States are listed in Title 19 of the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), Part 122 – Air Commerce Regulations. As defined by regulation, CBP has the authority to limit the locations where private aircraft entering the U.S. from a foreign area may land. As such, private aircraft must land at the airport designated in their APIS transmission unless instructed otherwise by CBP or changes to the airport designation are required for aircraft and/or airspace safety as directed by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) flight services. In general, the first landing of a private aircraft entering the United States from a foreign area will be: . at a designated international airport (see §122.13); . at a landing rights airport if permission to land has been granted (see §122.14); or . at a designated user fee airport if permission to land has been granted (see §122.15). In all cases, permission to land – except in the case of emergency or forced landings – will be denied if the pilot of a private aircraft arriving from a foreign port or place fails to submit an electronic manifest and notice of arrival (APIS manifest) pursuant to §122.22. Below is a list of airports where CBP Inspection Services are normally available for non-precleared private aircraft arrivals. Because airports have different operational hours and different operational requirements (e.g., Landing Rights, Overflight Exemptions, Permission to Land, etc.), pilots should contact the CBP airport of arrival directly to better understand and confirm local operating procedures and requirements that may affect the flight. Coordination is critical, especially for arrivals in to ports where CBP is not permanently staffed. We hope this information is helpful. If you have any questions or concerns about this airport list, please contact [email protected]. Airport Airport Name City State Phone 1 Phone 2 Phone 3 Phone 4 Code Birmingham KBHM Birmingham Alabama 205.731.1465 800.973.2867 Huntsville International KHSV Huntsville Alabama 256.772.3404 800.973.2867 Decatur - Pryor Field KDCU Huntsville Alabama 256.772.3404 800.973.2867 Mobile Downtown KBFM Mobile Alabama 251.441.5895 800.973.2867 Bates Field KMOB Mobile Alabama 251.441.5895 800.973.2867 Northway PAOR Alcan Alaska 907.778.2223 907.774.2252 Anchorage International PANC Anchorage Alaska 907.271.6313 Cold Bay PACD Cold Bay Alaska 907.271.6309 Fairbanks International PAFA Fairbanks Alaska 907.474.0307 Fort Yukon PFYU Fort Yukon Alaska 907.474.0307 Gambell PGAM Gambell Alaska 907.443.5846 907.271.6309 Haines Alaska PAHN Haines Alaska 907.767.5511 Juneau Harbor Seaplane Base P5ZI Juneau Alaska 907.586.7211 Juneau International PAJN Juneau Alaska 907.586.7211 Ketchikan Harbor Seaplane Base P5KE Ketchikan Alaska 907.225.2254 907.225.6662 Ketchikan PAKT Ketchikan Alaska 907.225.2254 907.225.6662 Nome PAOM Nome Alaska 907.225.2254 907.225.6662 Sitka PASI Sitka Alaska 907.747.3374 907.747.3331 Skagway Municipal PSGY Skagway Alaska 907.983.2325 Valdez PAVD Valdez Alaska 907.835.3597 Wrangell PWRG Wrangell Alaska 907.874.3415 907.225.2254 Bisbee/Douglas International KDUG Douglas Arizona 520.364.8486 520.364.1250 800.973.2867 Douglas Municipal KDGL Douglas Arizona 520.364.8486 520.364.1250 800.973.2867 Nogales International KOLS Nogales Arizona 520.287.1433 520.375.5785 800.973.2867 602.392.4440, 602.914.1400, Sky Harbor International KPHX Phoenix Arizona ext. 166 ext. 5 Scottsdale International KSDL Phoenix Arizona 480.312.8483 602.721.1018 Williams Gateway KIWA Phoenix Arizona 480.279.2928 602.763.6631 800.973.2867 Tucson International KTUS Tucson Arizona 520.799.8348 520.799.8388 Yuma International KYUM Yuma Arizona 928.314.1295 928.941.5419 928.799.8388 Adams Field KLIT Little Rock Arkansas 501.324.5289 800.973.2867 Rogers Municipal KROG Rogers Arkansas 479.246.9472 800.973.2867 Calexico International KCXL Calexico California 760.357.1208 Murray Field KEKA Eureka California 707.442.4822 707.321.6831 Eureka Municipal KAVC Eureka California 707.442.4822 707.321.6831 Fresno Air Terminal KFAT Fresno California 559.456.6830 List of Airports where CBP Inspection Services are Normally Available – March 1, 2011 – Page 2 Airport Airport Name City State Phone 1 Phone 2 Phone 3 Phone 4 Code Los Angeles International KLAX Los Angeles California 310.348.4690 310.948.4635 310.348.5656 Long Beach International KLGB Los Angeles California 310.348.4690 310.948.4635 310.348.5656 Burbank International KBUR Los Angeles California 310.348.4690 310.948.4635 310.348.5656 Van Nuys International KVNY Los Angeles California 310.348.4690 310.948.4635 310.348.5656 Arcata-Eureka KACV McKinleyville California 707.442.4844 Monterey Peninsula Airport KMRY Monterey California 408.291.7388 408.294.8912 650.989.2501 Mountain Moffett Field NAS KNUQ California 408.291.7388 408.294.8912 650.989.2501 View Oakland International KOAK Oakland California 650.989.2501 Palm Springs Regional KPSP Palm Springs California 760.318.3880 760.904.9880 Sacramento International KSMF Sacramento California 916.649.3671 916.869.0438 San Diego International-Lindbergh 619.230.8180, 619.230.8180, 619.230.8180, 619.230.8180, KSAN San Diego California Field ext. 200 ext. 212 ext. 115 ext. 105 Brown Field Municipal KSDM San Diego California 619.661.3294 619.671.8988 San Francisco International KSFO San Francisco California 650.989.2501 Mineta San Jose International KSJC San Jose California 408.291.7388 408.294.8912 650.989.2501 Jefferson County KBJC Broomfield Colorado 303.271.4884 Centennial KAPA Centennial Colorado 303.768.0309 303.361.0712 Colorado Colorado Springs Municipal KCOS Colorado 719.574.6607 650.989.2501 Springs Denver International KDEN Denver Colorado 303.342.7400 Eagle County Regional KEGE Gypsum Colorado 970.524.0490 Igor I Sikorsky Memorial KBDR Bridgeport Connecticut 203.367.9487 Groton-New London KGON Groton Connecticut 203.773.2040 800.973.2867 Tweed-New Haven KHNV New Haven Connecticut 203.773.2040 800.973.2867 Windsor Bradley International KBDL Connecticut 860.627.8767 860.292.1314 800.973.2867 Locks New Castle County KILG Wilmington Delaware 302.573.6187 800.973.2867 Daytona Beach Regional KDAB Daytona Florida 386.248.8043 Fort Fort Lauderdale Executive KFXE Florida 954.356.7412 954.973.1930 Lauderdale Fort Lauderdale Hollywood Fort KFLL Florida 954.356.7411 954.356.7431 954.634.1930 International-General Aviation Facility Lauderdale Southwest Florida Regional KRSW Fort Myers Florida 239.561.6205 St. Lucie Country International KFPR Fort Pierce Florida 772.461.1733 561.233.1080* 772.461.4886 Jacksonville International KJAX Jacksonville Florida 888.751.2827 904.751.2827 904.360.5020 Key West International KEYW Key West Florida 305.296.0303 305.296.5411 305.526.7155* List of Airports where CBP Inspection Services are Normally Available – March 1, 2011 – Page 3 Airport Airport Name City State Phone 1 Phone 2 Phone 3 Phone 4 Code Leesburg International Airport KLEE Leesburg Florida 352.787.4217 Melbourne International KMLB Melbourne Florida 321.674.5796 Miami International KMIA Miami Florida 305.526.7155 305.526.7156 305.526.7157 Opa Locka KOPF Miami Florida 305.687.5475 305.687.8475 305.526.7155* Kendall-Tamiami Executive KTMB Miami Florida 305.969.7511 305.969.1576 305.526.7155* 305.536.4758, Chalks Seaplane Base K61F Miami Florida 305.536.6673 ext. 171 Naples Municipal Airport KAPF Naples Florida 239.430.9321 Orlando International KMCO Orlando Florida 352.861.1911 800.973.2867* Orlando Executive Airport KORL Orlando Florida 407.897.5102 Panama City-Bay Country KPFN Panama City Florida 850.785.4688 Pensacola Regional KPNS Pensacola Florida 850.476.0117 Orlando-Sanford International KSFB Sanford Florida 407.322.6019 407.585.4101 Sarasota Bradenton International KSRQ Sarasota Florida 941.359.5040 St. Augustine Airport KSGJ St. Augustine Florida 904.209.0099 St. Petersburg Clearwater International KPIE St. Petersburg Florida 727.536.7311 813.348.1700, Tampa International KTPA Tampa Florida ext. 2400 West Palm Beach International-General West Palm 561.233.1080, KPBI Florida 305.526.7155* 561.687.5265 Aviation Facility Beach ext. 2 Hartsfield Atlanta International KATL Atlanta Georgia 404.765.2300 Dekalb-Peachtree KPDK Atlanta Georgia 404.765.2300 Charlie Brown KFTY Atlanta Georgia 404.765.2300 Glynco Jetport KBQK Brunswick Georgia 912.262.6692 912.262.1173* 800.973.2867 Malcom-McKinnon KSSI Brunswick Georgia 912.262.6692 912.262.1173* 800.973.2867 Dobbins AFB-Atlanta KMGE Marietta Georgia 404.765.2300 912.721.4840, Savannah International KSAV Savannah Georgia 912.232.7507 912.721.4900 ext. 2 Port Allen PPAK Hanapepe Hawaii 808.822.5673 808.861.8462 General Lyman Field PHTO Hilo Hawaii 808.933.6975 808.861.8462 Honolulu International PHNL Honolulu Hawaii 808.237.4600 Kahului PHOG Kahului Hawaii 808.877.6013 808.861.8462 Keahole PHKO Kailua-Kona Hawaii 808.334.1850 808.861.8462 Lihue PHLI Lihue Hawaii 808.334.1850 808.237.4600 Gowen Fied KBOI Boise Idaho 208.334.9062 208.343.2525 Echart International KISI Porthill Idaho 208.267.5309 List of Airports where CBP Inspection Services are Normally Available – March 1, 2011 – Page 4 Airport Airport Name City State Phone 1 Phone 2 Phone 3 Phone 4 Code Chicgao O'Hare International KORD Chicago Illinois 773.894.2900 Chicago Midway KMDW Chicago Illinois 773.894.2900 773.948.6330 Decatur Municipal
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