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This list of documents available for download complements the current edition of the IATA DGR.
Tools
The 2025 DGRs come into force on 1 January 2025 and the electronic edition is available now under products. Learn more about the 66th edition significant changes (EN) (pdf).
The Addendum 1 to the 66th edition of the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations, effective 30 April 2025, is now available. You will notice that UN 1835 and UN 3423 entries from the 2024 version have been re-inserted in compliance with Special Provision A234. Learn more about this and other changes in the 66th edition Addendum 1 (EN) (pdf).
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Acceptance Checklists
- Non-Radioactive Checklist (pdf)
Also available in French (pdf), German (pdf), Russian (pdf), Spanish (pdf), Chinese (pdf), and Japanese (pdf) - Radioactive Checklist (pdf)
Also available in French (pdf), German (pdf), Russian (pdf), and Spanish (pdf), Chinese (pdf), and Japanese (pdf) - Dry Ice Checklist (pdf)
Also available in French (pdf), German (pdf), Russian (pdf), and Spanish (pdf), Chinese (pdf), and Japanese (pdf)
Shipper's declaration
For the IATA DG Shipper's Declaration (DGD) and e-DGD, please go to the Shipper's declaration page
Environmentally Hazardous Substances
Infectious Substances
- 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)Lithium Batteries
Batteries
Batteries guidance material can be found on the Batteries page
Other Guidance Documents
Safety Risk Assessment
To assist operators in meeting ICAO’s requirement (Annex 6 Chapter 15 – Cargo Compartment Safety) for conducting safety risk assessments, an updated guidance document Carriage of Cargo, Mail and Baggage – Guidance for Operators (pdf) is issued. This document guides on potential issues that operators should consider when conducting a safety risk assessment and possible mitigation measures that can be considered to minimize the risk to as low as acceptable.
Minor discrepancies in the Dangerous Goods Declaration
To assist operators and their agents who accept dangerous goods, a guidance document on minor discrepancies in the Dangerous Goods Declaration (pdf) has been issued regarding recent changes to the appearance of the dangerous goods declaration.
Updates to the DGR
Significant Changes of the 66th Edition
Users of the Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) are invited to review the Significant Changes to the latest, 66th Edition by completing the form below: