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ICAO FIATA Dangerous Goods by Air Training Course

Aviation Regulatory Provenance Chain

STATUTORY AUDITED • #AVQ-SIG-251A9D8E
01. Supervising CAA(s)
Global Aviation Standard (TRAINAIR PLUS Programme) ICAO-TRAINAIR-PLUS-HQ
Regulatory Framework
03. Verified Syllabus
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Program Overview & Learning Objectives

Upon successful completion of this course, a Freight Forwarder or Airline Dangerous Goods (DG) Acceptance Agent and Shipper will be able to verify if articles or substances for air transport are properly identified, classified, packed, marked, labelled, and documented according to the current ICAO Technical Instructions.

  • Goal
  • Learning Objectives
  • At the end of the course, participants will be able to
  • 1. Understanding Regulatory Frameworks
  • Describe the general philosophy, scope, and applicability of ICAO Technical Instructions, including the regulatory framework governing the transportation of dangerous goods by air.
  • 2. Risk Assessment and Compliance:
  • Verify the limitations of dangerous goods on aircraft and identify the Classes and Divisions of dangerous goods, focusing on risk assessment and compliance with relevant regulations.
  • 3. Documentation and Procedures:
  • Describe the documentation and procedural requirements for shipping dangerous goods, including training requirements for shippers and freight forwarders, as well as completing Shipper’s Declaration for Dangerous Goods forms and Cargo Air Waybills.
  • 4. Packaging and Labelling
  • Identify and classify basic dangerous goods items into their respective Classes, Divisions, and Packing Groups, interpret UN Package Specification markings, and verify that marking and labelling requirements for dangerous goods packages have been met.
  • 5. Operational Considerations:
  • Determine operational considerations related to the transportation of dangerous goods, including segregation requirements, reporting requirements, acceptability of various packaging methods (e.g., All Packed in One, Overpack), and understanding variations notified by States and Operators to the Regulations.
  • Primary Target Population
  • Freight Forwarders worldwide
  • Airline Dangerous Goods (DG) Acceptance Agent
  • Shippers
  • Secondary Audience:
  • N/A
  • Entry Requirements
  • The initial course: to be entry level or intermediate within the job position.
  • The recurrent course: upload the initial DG certificate / or the last recurrent certificate.
  • Advanced level of language proficiency.

Technical & Operational Specifications

Delivery Format E-Learning
Course Duration 4 Days / 32 Hours
Aircraft / FSTD Simulator Standard Fleet / Simulator
Regulatory Authority ICAO TRAINAIR PLUS
Statutory Approval ID ICAO-TRAINAIR-PLUS-HQ
Data Provenance Primary Source Grounded

Available Offers & Intake Slots

Direct Provider Pricing
Provider & Location Format Intake Schedule Tuition Fee Official Outbound
ICAO Global Aviation Training (GAT)
Official Campus / Direct Registration
Instructor-Led (Virtual) (including introductory online module) Continuous Intake Quote Direct Booking

Curriculum & Syllabus Specifications

Sequential Program Architecture & Phase Roadmap

Curriculum overview structured in accordance with civil aviation authority training specifications.

Official Program Description
Goal Upon successful completion of this course, a Freight Forwarder or Airline Dangerous Goods (DG) Acceptance Agent and Shipper will be able to verify if articles or substances for air transport are properly identified, classified, packed, marked, labelled, and documented according to the current ICAO Technical Instructions. Learning Objectives • At the end of the course, participants will be able to • 1. Understanding Regulatory Frameworks • Describe the general philosophy, scope, and applicability of ICAO Technical Instructions, including the regulatory framework governing the transportation of dangerous goods by air. • 2. Risk Assessment and Compliance: • Verify the limitations of dangerous goods on aircraft and identify the Classes and Divisions of dangerous goods, focusing on risk assessment and compliance with relevant regulations. • 3. Documentation and Procedures: • Describe the documentation and procedural requirements for shipping dangerous goods, including training requirements for shippers and freight forwarders, as well as completing Shipper’s Declaration for Dangerous Goods forms and Cargo Air Waybills. • 4. Packaging and Labelling • Identify and classify basic dangerous goods items into their respective Classes, Divisions, and Packing Groups, interpret UN Package Specification markings, and verify that marking and labelling requirements for dangerous goods packages have been met. • 5. Operational Considerations: • Determine operational considerations related to the transportation of dangerous goods, including segregation requirements, reporting requirements, acceptability of various packaging methods (e.g., All Packed in One, Overpack), and understanding variations notified by States and Operators to the Regulations. Primary Target Population Freight Forwarders worldwide Airline Dangerous Goods (DG) Acceptance Agent Shippers Secondary Audience: N/A Entry Requirements • The initial course: to be entry level or intermediate within the job position. • The recurrent course: upload the initial DG certificate / or the last recurrent certificate. • Advanced level of language proficiency.
Aviation Regulatory Provenance

Four-Pillar Horizontal Evidence Chain

FINGERPRINT #AVQ-SIG-251A9D8E
01 • STATUTORY AUTHORITY

International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)

Supervisory compliance with statutory aviation framework.

02 • PRIMARY ATO REGISTRY

ICAO Global Aviation Training (GAT)

Registry Approval: ICAO-TRAINAIR-PLUS-HQ

03 • VERIFIED SYLLABUS

ICAO FIATA Dangerous Goods by Air Training Course

Direct syllabus extraction from official provider portal.

04 • INTEGRITY AUDIT

Deterministic Classification

Continuous SHA-256 audit verification against monitored sources.