Originally Posted by
ambuehts
Thanks for the opinions
Maybe I'm stressing this too much as a rule-loving German and should take the Volkswagen-approach to it...
The last leg was with Aerolineas Argentinas, who generally seemed to be taking a more relaxed approach to the whole flying experience...
Next time it's with KLM all the way to EZE, so maybe they hand out such a form.
I assume then not to declare any personal items? And what's with that special line about "mobile phones" in that form? That strikes me as weird. What if I have two phones (private/work) or for different technologies (CDMA/GSM)...
I honestly don't remember being given a customs declaration form when arriving on Iberia in June although it was the usual on previous flights.
As Eastbay1K says, not that it makes one jot of difference as they never collect them anyway. You can declare your items if you want if it makes you feel better however I don't see the point.