JBSANANTONIOI13-101 — Agriculture Inspection And Clearance Of Aircraft

JBSANANTONIOI13-101 governs agriculture inspection and clearance of aircraft and cargo, plus international garbage handling at JBSA-LAK.

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  • Publication number: JBSANANTONIOI13-101
  • Title: AGRICULTURE INSPECTION AND CLEARANCE OF AIRCRAFT
  • Date: 2026-05-04

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Its procedures cover disinfection and disinsection, and the transportation, storage, and disposal of international/foreign garbage. It requires compliance with agriculture inspection and clearance procedures and sets a 120-hour limit for removing and transporting international garbage to an approved disposal site.

Applies to: The provisions of this instruction apply to military and civilians of United States (US) and foreign governments.

Topics covered

  • Agriculture inspection and clearance
  • Aircraft disinfection and disinsection
  • International garbage collection
  • International garbage storage
  • International garbage disposal
  • DHS CBP compliance agreements

Questions and answers

Who must comply with the agriculture inspection and clearance procedures?

All personnel (military, civilian, and contractors) assigned to and/or transiting through or operating at JBSA Lackland SKF will comply with agriculture inspection and clearance of aircraft procedures outlined in this instruction.

How long can regulated garbage remain at the international garbage collection point?

Hold regulated garbage collected in the international garbage collection point maintained by the 502 OSS for no more than 120 hours after being removed from an aircraft. (paragraph 1)

When must international garbage be removed and transported to an approved disposal site?

Removal and transport international garbage to an approved disposal site from the secured holding area maintained by 502 OSS within 120 hours of being removed from the aircraft. (paragraph 1)

What records must be kept for international garbage collection point activities?

Maintains logs to record all acceptances, storage, and release activities/transactions accomplished within the international garbage collection point. (paragraph 1)

What must happen if the primary contractor cannot dispose of international garbage within 120 hours?

If the primary 502 CES contractor cannot properly dispose of the international garbage within 120 hours after removal from the aircraft, contact the backup 502 CES contractor to meet the requirement. (paragraph 1)

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