Dangerous Goods

We prioritize safety and compliance in the air transport of dangerous goods, strictly adhering to IATA’s DGR Manual and ICAO’s Technical Instructions. With our expertise and attention to detail, we ensure hazardous materials are handled with the utmost care from origin to destination, providing safe, efficient, and fully compliant operations.

Important Information

All dangerous goods must be packaged according to IATA DGR and ICAO regulations to prevent leaks, spills, or damage.
All dangerous goods must be declared by the Shippers
Advance booking (minimum 48 hours) is required for dangerous goods shipments.
Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) where required.
Relevant permits must accompany all Dangerous Goods Shipments.
Packaging must be UN-certified and appropriate for the specific class of dangerous goods.
Proper labeling, including hazard class, UN number, and handling instructions, is mandatory.
Shippers are responsible for ensuring compliance with all international and local regulations.

Necessary Documentation

Commercial Invoice with product description, value, and shipment purpose.
Packing List detailing package contents, dimensions, and weights.
Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for each hazardous item.
Import and Export Permits as required by origin and destination countries.
Air Waybill (AWB) indicating dangerous goods and relevant handling codes.
Any additional approvals or certificates required by local or international regulations.

Restrictions

Certain dangerous goods, including explosives, radioactive materials, and prohibited chemicals, are not accepted for air transport.
Please checkout operator variations in the IATA dangerous goods regulations manual.
Shipments must comply with all IATA and ICAO regulations and local laws.
Advance approval may be required for specific items or quantities.