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jeevacationepgmail.com [email protected] 1;
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From:
Larry Visoski
Sent
Tue 6/17/2014 2:48:40 AM
Subject: Cabotage info
Jeffrey,
Hope this helps,.
Interesting information regarding cabotage.,
Since Jet Aviation is managing operator of Mr Black's GV, first responsibility is PIC, second is
operator. Since Jet charges a management fee, they should have imported the GV to the EU,
according to information below, UK and Denmark have a loop hole and offer zero valuation of an
aircraft imported to EU, which would remove cabotage restrictions in EU.
Are you interested in importing your OW, I imagine Darren is versed on this,. Should require a
Customs Broker and a Bond,.
See web link for further information:
httri://www.acrolegalservices.com/Articles/Cabotage-CorporateAircraft.shtml
The Importation Alternative To Cabotage Compliance
An option for removing the cabotage restraints on international operations is importation of a
U.S. registered aircraft into the foreign country (e.g. Canada, a European Union country etc.) in
which the corporate aircraft owner wishes to operate. Importation then makes the aircraft an
aircraft of the country into which it is imported (e.g. an aircraft of Canada or a European Union
aircraft). The aircraft can usually be imported on a temporary or permanent basis and does not
usually require that the aircraft be re-registered.
For importation into most countries, the corporate aircraft owner will be required to pay the
"Value-Added Tax" (VAT) on the value of the aircraft. Two exceptions are the European Union
countries of the United Kingdom and Denmark. Both countries have a zero valuation of aircraft
weighing over 24,000 pounds and are frequently used to import corporate aircraft into the
European Union. Once the aircraft is imported into the foreign country, for purposes of regulation
it becomes an aircraft of that country and is no longer subject to the cabotage restrictions.
Thank you,
Larry
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