C1-2026-17108Proposed Rule

Chalk Seaplane Base Loses International Airport Privileges Overnight

Published Date: 9/29/2026

Proposed Rule

Summary

The Chalk Seaplane Base is losing its status as an international airport, which means it won’t handle international flights or customs anymore. This change mainly affects travelers and businesses using the seaplane base for crossing borders. The update is official as of late September 2026, with no direct costs mentioned.

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Chalk Seaplane Base loses international status

You can no longer use Chalk Seaplane Base for international flights or customs processing. This change was reflected in the Federal Register on September 29, 2026 (correction filed September 28, 2026) and mainly affects travelers and businesses that used the seaplane base to cross borders.

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9/29/2026

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