If an item is not listed in the IATA-DGR blue pages, may it still be transported by air?
Understand the Problem
The question is asking about the transport of items not listed in the IATA-DGR blue pages and whether they can still be transported by air. It requires an understanding of air transport regulations.
Answer
A: Not always but the shipper must ensure that it is not prohibited for carriage by air.
The final answer is A: Not always but the shipper must ensure that it is not prohibited for carriage by air. This is done by checking the nature of the substance against the various classification criteria.
Answer for screen readers
The final answer is A: Not always but the shipper must ensure that it is not prohibited for carriage by air. This is done by checking the nature of the substance against the various classification criteria.
More Information
An item not listed can be transported if its dangerous properties are evaluated and it is deemed not prohibited under air transport regulations.
Tips
Common mistakes include assuming all items can be transported if not listed, or that none can without explicit listing.
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