The Energy Institute (EI) and the Joint Inspection Group (JIG) are working together to prepare a new standard for the aviation fuel refining, storage and distribution industry.
AIR Next year ends in an odd number and we all know what that means: a whole new set of amendments to the modal regulations. IATA has been hot off the blocks and has made available a list of significant changes to the DGR
The US Postal Service (USPS) is proposing to amend its Domestic Mail Manual (DMM) to adopt new mandatory marking standards for parcels containing mailable hazardous materials.
Dangerous Goods International (DGI), a global logistics company specialising in the transport of hazardous materials worldwide, has established a new arm in Nigeria.
IATA has published a document listing the significant amendments that will appear in the 54th edition of its Dangerous Goods Regulations due to enter into force on January 1, 2013.
Hong Kong's Civil Aviation Department has issued a circular alerting carriers to three recent incidents in which consignments of mercury (UN 2809) on flights from Hong Kong were found to be leaking on arrival.
ONLINE Computer-based training has its critics but also has its uses, particularly in function-specific applications. CD Media Training has recently expanded its list of courses covering the transport of dangerous goods by air
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) is planning to hold a second Lithium Battery Workshop, which will aim to provide practical assistance on the application of lithium battery testing and air transport regulations.
