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INTRODUCTION
APPLICABILITY - GENERAL PHILOSOPHY
Classification
Prohibitions
Packaging
Marking and labeling
Documentation
Notification to captain
Information to passengers and crew
Accident and incident reporting
Training
Definition
Legal basis
Shipper s responsibilities
Provision of information - Including emergency response information
Training requirements
Security of dangerous goods
Information to shippers
Information to passengers
LIMITATIONS
CLASSIFICATION AND MARKING, LABELING
Class 1. explosives;
Class 2 the gases;
Division 2.1 flammable gases
Division 2.2 non- flammable gases non –toxic gases
Division 2.3 toxic gases
Class 3 flammable liquids
Class 4 flammable solids
Division 4.1 flammable solid
Division 4.2 spontaneously combustible
Division 4.3 dangerous when wet
Class 5 oxidizing substance organic peroxide
Division 5.1 oxidizer
Division 5.2 organic peroxide
Class 6 toxic substance; infectious substance;
Division 6.1 toxic substances
Division 6.2 infectious substances
Class 7 radioactive material
Class 7 – category i – white
Class 7 – category ii – yellow
Class 7 – category iii – yellow
Class 7 – fissile
Class 8 corrosive substances
Class 9 miscellaneous dangerous goods
Handling labels:
Orientation labels:
Cryogenic liquid:
Keep away from heat:
Cargo aircraft only:
Magnetized material:
Globally harmonized system
The Shipper s declaration for dangerous goods (dgd)
Air Waybill (awb)
Articles and substances not subject to these regulations (not restricted)
Acceptance - Operator and cargo agent s responsibility
Consumer product warning
Irrelevant labelling
Dangerous goods shipments—acceptance checklist not required
Acceptance checklists
Acceptance of unit load devices containing dangerous goods
Acceptance of dangerous goods in consolidations
EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
Emergency procedures
Contaminated cargo and baggage
Dangerous goods accidents and incidents
Reporting the accidents and incidents
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