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NBAA: eApis intro went smoothly
NBAA told AIN that the eApis implementation that took effect on May 18 has largely been a nonevent for business aircraft operators. Under the new rule, all general aviation flights arriving into or departing from the U.S. require the pilot to electronically submit crew and passenger manifests and other flight information to U.S. Customs at least 60 minutes before departure.
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