HS Code 8807
Aircraft and Spacecraft Parts
HS code 8807 covers structural and functional parts for aircraft, helicopters, and drones, including fuselages and landing gear, excluding engines and tyres.
HS Code 8807 — Aircraft and Spacecraft Parts
This code covers essential components and structural parts specifically designed for aircraft, helicopters, and drones. It includes items such as wings, tail assemblies, fuselages, landing gear, and propellers used across civil and military aviation. These parts must be dedicated to the airframe or propulsion system rather than general-purpose electronics or hardware.
What's included
- Propellers and rotors
- Undercarriages and landing gear
- Fuselages and wings
- Control surfaces like ailerons and flaps
- Nose cones and tail units
What's excluded
- Aircraft engines → use
8411(Propulsion units are classified separately under machinery.) - Rubber tyres for aircraft → use
401130(Tyres are specifically classified by material and use under rubber products.)
Common examples
- Boeing 737 wing flap
- DJI Mavic replacement rotor blade
- Helicopter tail rotor hub
- Commercial jet landing gear assembly
Frequently asked questions
Does this code include aircraft seats?
No, aircraft seats are typically classified under 9401 as furniture.
Are drone parts included here?
Yes, parts specifically designed for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) fall under this heading.
Trade & shipping notes
- Typical duty range: 0% - 5%
- Documentation: EASA Form 1 or FAA 8130-3 tags are often required for airworthiness certification during customs clearance.
- Typical shipping mode: Air
- Top exporters: United States, France, Germany, United Kingdom
- Top importers: China, United Arab Emirates, Ireland, India
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Key takeaway
Essential for aviation logistics, covering most structural airframe components across commercial, private, and unmanned flights.
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