Customs of Air cargo Department Functions:

1. Monitoring the movement of imported and exported goods through the Air cargo Customs Department and other air customs departments.
2. Monitoring the movement of goods and passengers in customs departments at airports where military bases are located, and taking appropriate measures in accordance with the laws and regulations governing this matter.
3. Monitoring the movement of mail and parcels received through airports and express air transport companies.
4. Inspecting and examining means of transportation, goods, and individuals in accordance with the regulations and procedures stipulated in the relevant legislation.
5. Implementing laws related to preventing or restricting the entry or exit of certain types of goods from the country.
6. Processing customs transactions for goods allowed to enter the country, and completing customs procedures for them, including inspection, determining the customs value, collecting customs duties, fees, and other taxes due on them, authorized by the authority to collect them under the legislation, and depositing them in the designated account.
7. Supervising the storage of goods, whether abandoned or seized, in customs warehouses, and following up on the legal procedures regarding them after the end of the legal retention period.
8. Supervising the deposit and withdrawal of goods in free zones, warehouses, and free markets.
9. Combating customs crimes and tax evasion related to imported and exported goods, as well as illegal commercial activities, including seizing and confiscating the goods involved in the crime, in preparation for taking legal action against them.
10. Monitoring the movement of goods and means of transit transportation and collecting the applicable fees on them, and following up on them until they leave the country and the obligations are paid.
11. Recording data related to the entry of goods into the country, according to the temporary admission status for various purposes, and following up on them until they are re-exported after the legal period expires.
12. Monitoring the transfer of currencies or tradable financial instruments by their holders, as well as precious metals or gemstones, and combating money laundering and terrorism financing, in accordance with the applicable regulations, agreements, and relevant international treaties.
13. Implementing legislation and executive decisions regarding the border measures that must be taken at customs ports to protect intellectual property rights related to goods from infringement and piracy, in coordination with the relevant administrative units of the authority.