How Can You Send Dangerous Goods by Air? | IATA DG Air Freight Explained

Описание: Shipping Dangerous Goods by air is one of the most strictly regulated processes in global logistics. Due to safety risks and aviation regulations, Dangerous Goods (DG) must follow specific rules set by the International Air Transport Association (IATA).

In this video, we explain how to send Dangerous Goods by air, step by step, in a clear and simple way.

📌 In this video, you will learn:
✔ What Dangerous Goods are in air freight
✔ IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (IATA DGR) overview
✔ How to classify Dangerous Goods correctly
✔ Which DG are allowed on passenger vs cargo aircraft
✔ UN-approved packaging requirements
✔ Proper labeling and marking for DG shipments
✔ Mandatory documentation, including Shipper’s Declaration
✔ The role of IATA-certified DG trained personnel
✔ Common mistakes to avoid when shipping DG by air

This video is ideal for exporters, importers, freight forwarders, logistics professionals, and anyone involved in air cargo operations or Dangerous Goods handling.

If you are planning to ship chemicals, lithium batteries, battery-powered equipment, or other regulated cargo by air, this guide will help you understand the correct and safe process.

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00:00 Introduction
00:33 What Are Dangerous Goods in Air Freight?
01:18 DG Classification & IATA Regulations
01:53 Are Dangerous Goods Allowed by Air?
02:20 UN-Approved Packaging Requirements
02:50 Labeling & Marking for DG Shipments
03:09 Required Documents for DG Air Freight
03:45 DG Trained Personnel & Airline Acceptance
04:34 Common Mistakes to Avoid
05:28 Conclusion

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