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Dan, 5J
And, as to landing at a port of entry to clear customs, I'd bet that's only required if you intend to land in the country, not fly over it. My understanding is the same; there is a difference between 'entering the U..S.' and 'flying in U.S. airspace'. International airports are good examples to represent these two concepts: "The international zone in an international airport is the area where arriving international passengers have not formally entered the country by clearing arrival customs and immigration controls" - but they flew through the airspace, for sure. |
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