CHAPTER 1. DEFINITIONS AND GENERAL PRINCIPLES
CHAPTER 2. ENTRY AND DEPARTURE OF AIRCRAFT
B. Documents — requirements and use
C. Correction of documents
D. Disinsection of aircraft
E. Disinfection of aircraft
F. Arrangements concerning internationalgeneral aviation and other non-scheduled flights
III. Advance notification of arrival
IV. Clearance and sojourn of aircraft
CHAPTER 3. ENTRY AND DEPARTURE OF PERSONSAND THEIR BAGGAGE
B. Documents required for travel
C. Security of travel documents
G. Embarkation/Disembarkation Cards
H. Inspection of travel documents
J. Entry procedures and responsibilities
K. Transit procedures and requirements
L. Disposition of baggage separated from its owner
M. Identification and entry of crew andother aircraft operators’ personnel
N. Civil aviation inspectors
O. Emergency assistance/entry visas in cases of force majeure
CHAPTER 4. ENTRY AND DEPARTUREOF CARGO AND OTHER ARTICLES
B. Information required by the public authorities
C. Release and clearance of export and import cargo
D. Spare parts, equipment, stores andother material imported or exported by aircraftoperators in connection with international services
E. Containers and pallets
F. Mail documents and procedures
CHAPTER 5. INADMISSIBLE PERSONS AND DEPORTEES
D. Procurement of a replacementtravel document
CHAPTER 6. INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTS —FACILITIES AND SERVICES FOR TRAFFIC
B. Airport traffic flow arrangements
II. Aircraft parking and servicing arrangements
III. Outbound passengers, crew and baggage
IV. Inbound passengers, crew and baggage
V. Transit and transfer of passengers and crew
VI. Miscellaneous facilities and services in passenger terminal buildings
VII. Cargo and mail handling and clearance facilities
C. Facilities required for implementation of public health,emergency medical relief, and animal and plant quarantine measures
D. Facilities required for clearance controls andoperation of control services
CHAPTER 7. LANDING ELSEWHERE THANAT INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTS
C. No resumption of flight
CHAPTER 8. FACILITATION PROVISIONS COVERINGSPECIFIC SUBJECTS
A. Bonds and exemption from requisition or seizure
B. Facilitation of search, rescue, accident investigation and salvage
C. Relief flights and repatriation flights
D. Marine pollution and safety emergency operations
E. Implementation of international health regulations and related provisions
F. Communicable disease outbreak national aviation plan
G. Establishment of national facilitation programmes
H. Facilitation of the transport of persons with disabilities
III. Access to air services
I. Assistance to aircraft accident victims and their families
J. Trafficking in persons
CHAPTER 9. PASSENGER DATA EXCHANGE SYSTEMS
B. Advance Passenger Information (API)
C. Electronic Travel Systems (ETS)
D. Passenger Name Record (PNR) Data
CHAPTER 10. HEALTH-RELATED PROVISIONS
A. International health regulations and related measures
B. Inspection of health-related documentation
C. Prevention and mitigation of communicable diseases
APPENDIX 1. GENERAL DECLARATION
APPENDIX 2. PASSENGER MANIFEST
APPENDIX 3. CARGO MANIFEST
APPENDIX 4. CERTIFICATE OF RESIDUAL DISINSECTION
APPENDIX 5. EMBARKATION/DISEMBARKATION CARD
APPENDIX 6. RECOMMENDATION OF THECUSTOMS CO-OPERATION COUNCIL
APPENDIX 7. CREW MEMBER CERTIFICATE (CMC)
APPENDIX 8. CIVIL AVIATION INSPECTOR CERTIFICATE
APPENDIX 9. SUGGESTED FORMATS FOR DOCUMENTSRELATING TO THE RETURN OF INADMISSIBLE PERSONS
1. ATTESTING DOCUMENT RELATING TO LOST OR DESTROYEDTRAVEL DOCUMENTS
2. LETTER RELATING TO FRAUDULENT, FALSIFIED OR COUNTERFEIT TRAVEL DOCUMENTSOR GENUINE DOCUMENTS PRESENTED BY IMPOSTERS
APPENDIX 10. UNITED NATIONS LAYOUT KEYFOR TRADE DOCUMENTS
APPENDIX 11. MODEL AIRPORT FACILITATION (FAL) PROGRAMME
1. PURPOSE OF AN AIRPORT FAL PROGRAMME
2. SCOPE OF AN AIRPORT FAL PROGRAMME
3. ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT
APPENDIX 12. MODEL NATIONAL FAL PROGRAMME
1. PURPOSE OF A NATIONAL FAL PROGRAMME
2. SCOPE OF A NATIONAL FAL PROGRAMME
3. ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT
4. ESTABLISHMENT OF A NATIONAL FAL PROGRAMME
APPENDIX 13. PUBLIC HEALTH PASSENGER LOCATOR FORM