Significant Changes to the 64th Edition
Users of the Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) are invited to review the Significant Changes to the latest, 64th Edition by completing the form below:
Checklists
- Non-Radioactive Checklist (pdf)
Also available in French (pdf), German (pdf), Russian (pdf), and Spanish (pdf) - Radioactive Checklist (pdf)
Also available in French (pdf), German (pdf), Russian (pdf), and Spanish (pdf) - Dry Ice Checklist (pdf)
Also available in French (pdf), German (pdf), Russian (pdf), and Spanish (pdf)
Batteries, nickel metal hydride (UN 3496)
Download the explanation and guidance on the transport of nickel metal hydride batteries (pdf) by air.
Lithium batteries
Lithium batteries guidance material can be found on the Lithium Batteries page
Shippers declaration
For the IATA DG Shipper's Declaration (DGD) and e-DGD, please go to the Shipper's declaration page
Infectious substances
Infectious substances are materials that contain pathogens. These micro-organisms (including bacteria, viruses, parasites and fungi) and other agents can cause disease in humans or animals.
- Download the excerpt of IATA DG Regulations on the Classification of Infectious Substances (pdf)
- Download the Packing Instruction 650 (pdf), applicable to UN 3373 on passenger and cargo aircraft and cargo aircraft only (CAO)
Environmentally hazardous substances
Certain materials can be a threat to the nature and adversely affect people's health. To classify them, the IATA DGR refers to the criteria for environmentally hazardous substances of the UN Model Regulations (pdf).