DG CREW

Dangerous Goods for Flight Crew

All the information about Dangerous Goods is in your hands.

Class 1 - Explosives

Class 2 - Gasses

Class 3 - Flammable Liquids

Class 4 - Flammable Solid

Class 5 - Oxidizer and Organic Peroxides

Class 6 - Toxics and Infectious

Class 7 - Radioactives

Class 8 - Corrosives

Class 9 - Miscellaneous

Hazard Labels

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Handling Labels

Certain dangerous goods are restricted on passenger airplanes, while others require protection from sunlight or heat. Careful handling is essential for all dangerous goods. Proper package orientation and compliance with requirements can be easily identified using handling labels.

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Segregations

To prevent hazardous reactions, packages with dangerous goods should not be stored together or in positions where interaction can occur during leakage. Compliance is ensured through specific segregation requirements outlined in regulations. Moreover, certain dangerous goods can endanger special cargo like live animals, undeveloped film, and food. The app offers helpful references for effectively segregating dangerous goods from each other and from special cargo, promoting safety and compliance.

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Emergency Procedures

Emergency procedures for the safe transport of dangerous goods by air involve taking immediate action in the event of incidents or accidents. These procedures consist of notifying the flight crew about the presence of dangerous goods onboard, implementing measures to contain leaks or spills, activating emergency response protocols, and adhering to established guidelines to minimize risks and ensure the safety of passengers, crew, and the aircraft. Regular training, communication, and coordination among relevant personnel are crucial for an effective emergency response and the reduction of potential hazards associated with the transportation of dangerous goods by air.

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DG in Baggage

Passengers or crew members are prohibited from carrying dangerous goods with them or in their baggage. However, certain items are allowed for transport, provided that specific safety requirements are met. DG Crew includes a comprehensive list of commonly used articles, indicating whether they are prohibited or the conditions that must be met for their safe transport. The app also features the published table from the regulations and provides a link to the FAA website, where users can verify whether the items are permitted to be carried in baggage.

AVI DGR RFL ELI EAT

HEA ROX CSI MAG RCM

REX RRW VAL LHO CSI

Abbreviations

Within the regulations governing the transport of dangerous goods by air, there exists a multitude of commonly used abbreviations and acronyms. In the app, you will find a comprehensive list of the most frequently encountered ones, along with their respective meanings.

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