IATA has published the Significant Changes Document for the 68th Edition of the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations effective 1st January 2027. Full details can be viewed in the below document.
During a recent airline audit in North America, I asked why all the shippers and freight forwarders are still sending paper copies of the Dangerous Goods Declaration. I was surprised to hear that some customers
As expected, ICAO have issued an addendum to the 2025–2026 Edition of the Technical Instructions (Doc 9284) which is applicable from the 27 March 2026. This has been implemented as a direct consequence of the
Dangerous Goods Training The transport of dangerous goods is a critical process which must be done with strict adherence to the regulations issued by the UK Civil Aviation Authority. To ensure that all necessary safety
IATA 2026 Guidance Explained Nickel-metal hydride (NiMH) batteries are widely used across consumer electronics, industrial devices, tracking equipment and mobility aids. While they are far less high-profile than lithium batteries, confusion around their regulatory status
The UK Civil Aviation Authority reapproves e-learning dangerous goods training courses. We are pleased to advise that Dangerous Goods Online Training Limited have successfully achieved reapproval for their dangerous goods e-learning training courses from the
To celebrate being awarded the IATA Competency Training & Assessment Centre accreditation, we are offering a 10% discount off all our dangerous goods by air training courses.
