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IATA DGR 67th Edition (2026) — Key Changes You Must Know

IATA DGR 67th Edition (2026) — Key Changes You ...

The IATA DGR reinvents itself every year to keep pace with technology that never stops advancing. Here are the key changes in the 67th edition and what they mean for...

IATA DGR 67th Edition (2026) — Key Changes You ...

The IATA DGR reinvents itself every year to keep pace with technology that never stops advancing. Here are the key changes in the 67th edition and what they mean for...

CBTA: the quiet revolution in dangerous goods training born from disaster

CBTA: the quiet revolution in dangerous goods t...

When UPS Flight 6 crashed due to a lithium battery fire, the industry understood that memorising the manual was not enough. CBTA was the response — a total paradigm shift...

CBTA: the quiet revolution in dangerous goods t...

When UPS Flight 6 crashed due to a lithium battery fire, the industry understood that memorising the manual was not enough. CBTA was the response — a total paradigm shift...

Sodium-ion batteries: the energy revolution that is rewriting the rules of global transport

Sodium-ion batteries: the energy revolution tha...

Sodium-ion batteries are rewriting the rules of global transport — since January 2025 they have their own UN numbers (UN3551/UN3552) and IATA DGR rules. Here’s what you need to know.

Sodium-ion batteries: the energy revolution tha...

Sodium-ion batteries are rewriting the rules of global transport — since January 2025 they have their own UN numbers (UN3551/UN3552) and IATA DGR rules. Here’s what you need to know.

The invisible system that guarantees the safety of dangerous goods in air transport

The invisible system that guarantees the safety...

Among the millions of tonnes of goods crossing the sky every day, some could be a risk if mismanaged. This is the invisible system of regulatory layers and shared responsibilities...

The invisible system that guarantees the safety...

Among the millions of tonnes of goods crossing the sky every day, some could be a risk if mismanaged. This is the invisible system of regulatory layers and shared responsibilities...

The invisible choreography: the chain of responsibility in the air transport of dangerous goods

The invisible choreography: the chain of respon...

From shipper to carrier, every dangerous goods shipment depends on an unbroken chain of responsibility. Understanding each link — and where it can fail — is the foundation of safe...

The invisible choreography: the chain of respon...

From shipper to carrier, every dangerous goods shipment depends on an unbroken chain of responsibility. Understanding each link — and where it can fail — is the foundation of safe...

Hidden Dangerous Goods in Luggage — Risks & IATA Regulations

Hidden Dangerous Goods in Luggage — Risks & IAT...

A charger, a spare battery, a can of hairspray — completely normal at home, but potentially dangerous goods at 10,000 metres. A guide to hidden dangerous goods in everyday luggage.

Hidden Dangerous Goods in Luggage — Risks & IAT...

A charger, a spare battery, a can of hairspray — completely normal at home, but potentially dangerous goods at 10,000 metres. A guide to hidden dangerous goods in everyday luggage.