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Labelmaster Dangerous Goods Symposium

IATA/ICAO Update

Paul Horner – Dangerous Goods Safety Group

About DG Safety Group

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DG Safety Group UK

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DG Safety Group was formed inDenmark in 2017. The UK office wasopened in January 2019.

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Labelmaster DGS 2019

ICAO Update 2021 – 2022 Edition

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Year 1 (2018)

DGP - WG 18Year 2 (2019)

DGP – WG 19DGP - 27

Year 3 (2020)

Q1 Review and approval ANC and CouncilQ3 Publication

Year 4 (2021)

1 January Operational use



DGP27 Montreal 16 to 20 September 2019

WP5 – Revision to SP A88 and A99 to include approval of the State of the Operator

Follow on from WP at DGP WG19 which included proposal to include the State of the Operator in the approval for prototype and low production run lithium batteries under SP A88 and lithium batteries with a net mass exceeding 35 kg under SP A99.




WP5 – Revision to SP A88 and A99 to include approval of the State of the Operator

Follow on from WP at DGP WG19 which included proposal to include the State of the Operator in the approval for prototype and low production run lithium batteries under SP A88 and lithium batteries with a net mass exceeding 35 kg under SP A99.




WP6 – Air waybill statement for Section II consignments

Proposal that where there are packages of Section II lithium batteries across more than one packing instruction, that the compliance statement on the air waybill can be combined into a single compliance statement identifying the applicable lithium battery type(s) and packing instruction numbers.




WP7 – Revisions to recommendations on issuance of approvals and exemptions

Proposed revisions to the Supplement to the Technical Instructions to include additional recommendations to States when issuing approvals and exemptions.




WP8 – Marks on packages tested to an external standard to identify contents and provide traceability

Proposal of potential methods for marks on packages tested in accordance with an external standard to identify the type and quantity of lithium batteries permitted in the packaging.

Lithium battery performance standard

LI – Lithium ionLM – Lithium Metal

Maximum net mass




WP10 to WP19 – Alignment with UN Recommendations





New UN numbers• UN0511 Detonators, electronic 1.1B• UN0512 Detonators, electronic 1.4B• UN0513 Detonators, electronic 1.4S• UN3549 Medical waste Category A, affecting humans 6.2• UN3549 Medical waste Category A, affecting animals 6.2

New proper shipping name• UN3363 Dangerous goods in articles 9





UN3077 & UN3082 Environmentally hazardous substance solid/liquid n.o.s new Special Provision A215





Lithium battery mark




WP21 – Draft amendment to the TI to address air specific safety risks and identified anomalies identified at DGP WG18 and WG19

Addition of SP A87 to:• UN3530 Engine, internal combustion• UN3530 Machinery, internal combustion

To be incorporated in the 2019-2020 Edition by way of a corrigendum. Already published in the 2019 IATA DGR





Addition of SP A5 to:• UN3535 Toxic solid, flammable, inorganic, n.o.s*





Dangerous Goods in Limited Quantities, Excepted Quantities and UN3373

Additional text for marking

The entire mark must appear on one side of the package

Published in IATA DGR 61st Edition effective 1 Jan 2020





PI378 UN3528 Engine, internal combustion, flammable liquid powered, Engine, fuel cell, flammable liquid powered, Machinery, internal combustion, flammable liquid powered and Machinery, fuel cell, flammable liquid powered PI972 UN3530 Engine, internal combustion and Machinery, internal combustion





PI650 UN 3373 Biological substance, Category B





Reporting of dangerous goods occurrences




WP22 – Safety risk assessments

Proposing a revision to the provisions of performance of safety risk assessments to change the current text from a recommendation to become mandatory.

Operators will be required to conduct a safety risk assessment associated with the carriage or cargo, mail and baggage, including dangerous goods, by the new Chapter 15 – Cargo Compartment Safety that is being adopted into Annex 6 – Operation of the Aircraft.




WP23 – Proposed packing instruction for large lithium batteries

Proposed addition to the Supplement of the TI of a new packing instruction for lithium batteries with a net mass exceeding 35 kg that are subject to approval under Special Provision A99.

WP24 – Allowance in packing instruction 910 for the use of large packagings

Proposes making allowance in packing instruction 910 for large packagings for large prototype and low production run lithium batteries that have not passed the tests of the UN Manual of Tests and Criteria, Part III, subsection 38.3




WP25 – Revision of exceptions from application of the “Q” Value

Proposes a slight revision to the current exceptions from the requirement for provision of the “Q” Value for different dangerous goods packed in the same outer packaging.

For UN1950 Aerosols, not all aerosol entries have the same maximum net quantity. The standard entry for UN1950 on a cargo aircraft only is 150 kg. For Aerosols, non-flammable (tear gas devices), the maximum net quantity is 50 kg.


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WP35 – Transport of lithium batteries on passenger aircraft

Proposal to allow on passenger aircraft, in the absence of a cargo aircraft only flight, one shipment containing a maximum of two packages of lithium batteries for medical devices, with the approval of the operator.

Heartmate left ventricular assist device (LVAD)



WP38 – Preservation during air transport of human organs intended for transplantation

Proposal that equipment containing dangerous goods used for the purposes of preserving human organs intended for transplantation, be excepted from the TI.

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Passengers and crewRelevant conditions from Special Provision brought into text to assist customer service personnel.

Division 2.2 aerosols to be permitted in checked or carry-on baggage.


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Identification – List of Dangerous Goods


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Packing Instructions

And finally…


DGP27 Montreal 16 to 20 September 2019WP30 – Dropping in connection with pest management

Proposed by Australia – Situations where pest management activities may not be in connection with agriculture, horticulture or forestry activities.In North East Australia, birds are building grass nests on powerlines, where ground access is limited.

One way to manage the birds is to spray the nests with peppermint or citronella oil, which makes the nest undesirable for habitation by the birds – The outcome is not to kill the birds.

Dangerous goods my be dispensed by rotor aircraft.

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Questions?

Paul HornerDangerous Goods Safety Group

www.dgsafetygroup.co.uk

[email protected]

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