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Myrtle Beach International Airport (MYR) carries CBP port code 1681 and serves as a port of entry along the South Carolina coast, primarily supporting the region's substantial tourism-driven air traffic as well as commercial cargo operations. The airport's designation allows for formal customs clearance of international arrivals, including charter and scheduled international flights that have grown alongside the Grand Strand's tourism economy. Trade professionals routing air freight through the Carolinas should note that CBP staffing levels here reflect a regional airport profile, and pre-arrival coordination is advisable for commercial import entries.
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CBP maintains a presence at Myrtle Beach International Airport under port code 1681, but as a regional facility its staffing and service hours differ from major international cargo hubs. Importers and brokers should contact the port director's office to confirm availability and any advance notice requirements before scheduling commercial cargo entries.
Air cargo entering the US through Myrtle Beach International Airport is subject to standard CBP Air Cargo Advance Screening (ACAS) and Importer Security Filing requirements, the same as any other US port of entry. Brokers should ensure electronic entry and manifest data are transmitted within the required timeframes prior to aircraft arrival.
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| 1 | RECIPROCATING POSITIVE DISPLACEMENT PUMPS, NESOI | $0 |