Raleigh Exec has signed agreements with U.S. Customs and Border Protection to provide customs services — clearing the way for international flights in and out of the growing general aviation airport. Details about when customs services will begin and how they will be administered are now being finalized and will be announced soon. The jetport has always been a final destination for flights into the United States, especially for individuals traveling on vacation to locations in the Caribbean and beyond and for the large number of executives working for international corporations doing business within a few miles of the airport. Bob Heuts, spokesman for Raleigh Executive Jetport, joined Jeff Hamlin to discuss what the new agreements will mean.
