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Customs to introduce X-Series for air traffic

bySohail Rab
05/08/2014
in Breaking News, Karachi, Latest News
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KARACHI: Pakistan Customs is going to introduce latest X-Series by the beginning of the year 2015 for making the connectivity between airports and Pakistan Customs more effective in terms of filing Import General Manifest (IGMs).
A FBR sources confirmed Customs Today that the Pakistan Customs with the collaboration of Emirates Airlines and International Air Transport Association (IATA) will start its working on the introduction of X-Series in air traffic.

Replying to a query, it further said that the latest series would be active from January, 2015 and during the said time frame Emirates Airline would test the transferring of coded messages between airlines and Pakistan Customs.

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