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Termination of the “Flying Trucks” Process and Compliance with Truck Manifest Regulations

26 August 2026

In plain English

CBP is ending the "Flying Trucks" process, requiring truck carriers to submit advance electronic manifest data per 19 CFR 123.92 truck manifest rules.

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Topic
Customs operations
Regulator
CBP
Published
26 August 2026
For
Imports and Exports
Where it applies
United States
Source
CBP CSMS

From the notice

CBP initiated the "Flying Trucks" process in the mid-to-late 2000s to test functionality between truck eManifest and Multi-Modal Manifest (MMM) capabilities. CBP intended to sunset this process upon the full implementation of MMM capabilities in 2009. CBP now determines that this process violates current regulatory requirements. Specifically, Title 19, Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) §123.92 requires that truck carriers transmit advance electronic manifest information consistent with the transportation modality that crosses the border. The "Flying Trucks" process fails to meet these standards because it utilizes air manifest advance cargo inform
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