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2018 IATA (59th Edition) Available Now!
If your company ships dangerous goods by air, being aware of current regulations can save your company costly time delays. The IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations is the only manual trusted by shippers and airlines to provide a reliable and comprehensive outline of dangerous goods regulations.
2018 IATA Regulations
English - 2018 IATA
59th Edition
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Perfect Bound - BK-IATA18
French - 2018 IATA
59th Edition
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Perfect Bound - BK-IATA18F
Spanish - 2018 IATA
59th Edition
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Perfect Bound - BK-IATA18S
English - 2018 IATA
59th Edition Spiral Bound
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Spiral Bound - BK-IATA18SP
2018 Compliance Kits
English - 2018 IATA
Compliance Kit
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Perfect Bound - BK-IATACPKE-2018
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Spiral Bound - BK-IATACSPI-2018
French - 2018 IATA
Compliance Kit
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Perfect Bound - BK-IATACPKF-2018
Spanish - 2018 IATA
Compliance Kit
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Perfect Bound - BK-IATACPKS-2018
Software & Licenses
English - 2018 IATA
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Digital Code - DL-IATACD18
French - 2018 IATA
Download
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Digital Code - DL-IATACD18F
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Guidance & Workbooks
Shipping Lithium Batteries Safely by Air
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Download - DL-ETBLITHE
IATA Lithium Battery Shipping Guidelines
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Download - BK-IATALITH
Shippers, Packers, Dangerous Goods Acceptance Personnel
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Workbook 1 - BK-IATA18W1
Flight Crew & Load Planners
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Workbook 2 - BK-IATA18W2
Cabin Crew, Passenger Handling Personnel, Security Screening Personnel
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Workbook 3 - BK-IATA18W3
Ramp and Warehouse Personnel
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Workbook 4 - BK-IATA18W4
General Cargo Acceptance Personnel
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Workbook 5 - BK-IATA18W5
IATA Downloads
- 2018 59th Edition Addendum 1 »
- Significant Changes to the 2018 DGR »
- Smart Baggage with Integrated Lithium Batteries and/or Electronics
- Guidance Document on the use & carriage of battery-powered data loggers »
- Lithium Battery Guidance Document »
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