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)

The main idea here is matching the declaration form to the specific items being reported. Consumable stores on board aircraft are items carried for use during the flight that will be consumed, such as catering supplies or other onboard consumables. There is a customs form dedicated to reporting these exact items when the aircraft enters or leaves the Bahamas. Using this form ensures the declaration aligns with the item category, helping customs assess duties and maintain accurate records. The other forms are meant for different purposes—one covers dutiable goods in the crew’s possession, while the remaining forms handle other declaration types—so they don’t address consumable stores on board. Therefore, the form designated for declaring consumable stores on board aircraft is the correct choice.