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Upcoming Changes in IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations for 2026
As the aviation industry gears up for 2026, the 67th edition of IATA’s Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR), effective January 1, introduces over 350 updates for enhanced safety. The document reflects main changes; as you should be aware of, all changes and new additions to the Regulations are indicated by the triangle (🔼) and the square (⏹️) icon in the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations.
Key changes include State and Operator variations, the standardisation of wordings used in the variations. Recommendations have been introduced regarding the use and charging of power banks and spare batteries in the cabin.
Stay ahead—review the official guide now!
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Chemical Awareness
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Chemical Storage and Handling
- Hazardous Chemical Register vs Manifest: what your business needs
- Spill Drills. Why In-Person Spill Management Training Matters
- Hazardous Chemical Consultancy and Training: Helping Your Organisation Manage Chemicals Safely and Compliantly
- Hazardous Chemicals in Mining: why Specialist Consultants keep Australian and Papua New Guinea Mine Sites on Top of their Safety Game
- The need for chemical storage and handling consult!
- Dangerous Goods Storage and Handling: your guide to compliance in Australia
- Risks with Flammable Gas Cylinders
- Corrosive Substances
- Flammable Liquids
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Dangerous Goods Training
- Spill Drills. Why In-Person Spill Management Training Matters
- Classroom Training or Self-paced Online Training?
- Learner Dashboard
- Why Training is Essential for Dangerous Goods Airfreight
- My dangerous goods by air certificate has expired
- I have an airfreight DG certificate, can I handle sea freight dangerous goods as well?
- Do I need training to process dangerous goods for transport?
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Dangerous Goods by Air
- Excepted Quantities by Air
- Why Training is Essential for Dangerous Goods Airfreight
- Significant changes IATA DGR 67 in 2026
- Packing of Dangerous Goods for Airfreight
- Dangerous Goods by Air - IATA DGR Process Flow
- Classification of Infectious Substances
- Shipper's Declaration for Dangerous Goods (DGD) - Air
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Dangerous Goods by Sea
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Dangerous Goods by Road
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Dangerous Goods and Chemical Regulations
- Hazardous Chemical Register vs Manifest: what your business needs
- Hazardous Chemical Consultancy and Training: Helping Your Organisation Manage Chemicals Safely and Compliantly
- Hazardous Chemicals in Mining: why Specialist Consultants keep Australian and Papua New Guinea Mine Sites on Top of their Safety Game
- The need for chemical storage and handling consult!
- Dangerous Goods Storage and Handling: your guide to compliance in Australia
- Dangerous Goods by Air - IATA DGR Process Flow
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Workplace Chemical Safety
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Downloads
- Significant changes IATA DGR 67 in 2026
- Assembly Instructions ORP 4GV/X29 UN packaging
- Assembly Instructions ORP 4GV/X9 UN packaging
- Dangerous Goods by Air - IATA DGR Process Flow
- Classification of Infectious Substances
- Shipper's Declaration for Dangerous Goods (DGD) - Air
- Multimodal Dangerous Goods Document - MO41
