| Also known as | T1 |
| Issuing authority | Customs |
| Applicable regions | EU / common transit countries |
| Related regulations | Common / Union transit |
| Document type | Form |
Aviation parts often move through hubs before reaching the final broker; a T1 keeps the shipment controlled without prematurely clearing it in the wrong country.
Incorrect T1 references can create open transit movements, guarantee exposure, and storage delays for urgent parts.
For AOG lanes, the T1 must match the invoice, AWB, consignee, and final destination so the next customs office can close the movement cleanly.
The declarant opens the transit movement with goods, routing, guarantee, and destination office data.
The shipment moves with a transit accompanying document or electronic reference until presentation at the destination customs office.
Once the goods are presented and accepted, the transit movement is discharged and the final import or onward procedure can proceed.
Doana structures invoice, AWB, and transit references so teams can reconcile the T1 file before broker submission.
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