Which form would you use to declare consumable stores on board aircraft?

• A. Form C5A Declaration of Consumable Stores on board Aircraft
• B. Form C5 Declaration of Consumable Stores on board the vessel
• C. Form C6 Declaration of dutiable goods
• D. Form C4 Vessel Passenger List

Answer: (A)

When declaring items that are consumed on board an aircraft, you use the form titled Declaration of Consumable Stores on board Aircraft. This form is the correct one because it is specifically created for consumable supplies used during flight and distinguishes them from declarations for ships or other types of goods. The vessel-specific form is meant for ships, not aircraft; the form for dutiable goods covers items subject to duties; and the vessel passenger list documents people on a vessel. Using the aircraft consumables form ensures proper classification, accurate records, and smooth handling under customs procedures for air travel.