Fundamentals of dangerous goods

This module provides an overview of what dangerous goods are and why regulations are critical in aviation. Students will learn the principles of safe handling and the international standards that govern the transport of hazardous materials.

Classification of dangerous goods

Students will study the nine classes of dangerous goods, including flammable, toxic, corrosive, and radioactive substances. The module explains how these items are categorized and the risks they pose during air transport.

identification and labeling

This module trains students to recognize dangerous goods through proper labeling, packaging, and documentation. Emphasis is placed on identifying hidden or undeclared dangerous goods that passengers may attempt to bring onboard.

Handling and storage procedures

Students will learn the proper procedures for the safe handling, loading, and storage of dangerous goods. The module includes guidelines for segregation, securing packages, and minimizing risks within the aircraft environment.

Emergency response and incident reporting

This module focuses on the crew’s responsibilities in the event of a dangerous goods incident. Students will practice emergency procedures, containment strategies, and correct reporting protocols to ensure passenger and crew safety.

airline and iata regulations

The final module familiarizes students with the International Air Transport Association (IATA) Dangerous Goods Regulations and airline-specific policies. Students will gain confidence in applying these standards to real-world airline operations.