Which form declares consumable stores on board aircraft?

Which form declares consumable stores on board aircraft?

• A. Form C5A Declaration of Consumable Stores on board Aircraft
• B. Form C6 Declaration of dutiable goods in the possession of the crew
• C. Form C7
• D. Form C3

Answer: (A)

Consumable stores are items used on the aircraft that are consumed during flight and not intended for sale. The form that matches this purpose is the one expressly titled to declare those items on board. Using that form ensures Bahamian customs has a clear list of provisions, beverages, and other supplies carried for the flight, separating them from cargo or duties on other goods. Other forms address different declarations—for example, items considered dutiable that the crew possess, or other unrelated declarations—so they aren’t used for declaring consumable stores.

Consumable stores are items used on the aircraft that are consumed during flight and not intended for sale. The form that matches this purpose is the one expressly titled to declare those items on board. Using that form ensures Bahamian customs has a clear list of provisions, beverages, and other supplies carried for the flight, separating them from cargo or duties on other goods.

Other forms address different declarations—for example, items considered dutiable that the crew possess, or other unrelated declarations—so they aren’t used for declaring consumable stores.