Part 92 - Carriage of Dangerous Goods Flashcards
Under what two conditions can a person offer or accept dangerous goods for carriage by air?
1) goods must be classified, documented, certificated, described, packaged, marked, and labelled IAW Technical Instructions
2) goods must be accepted, handled, and carried IAW Technical Instructions
92.7
Under what condition may a person offer or accept forbidden dangerous goods for carriage by air?
If approved by the Director
92.9
Under what conditions may a police officer carry dangerous goods without complying with Part 92?
If the aircraft is performing an operation solely for police purposes
92.11
Under what condition(s) may a person offer or accept Class 1 (explosives) dangerous goods for carriage by air without complying with Part 92?
1) Approval is obtained from the Director
2) safety and emergency procedures are established
3) the goods are in a proper condition and stowed or secured for proper carriage
92.11 (b)
Under what condition(s) may a person offer or accept dangerous goods for carriage by air without complying with Part 92?
1) the dangerous goods are carried in an unpressurized aircraft that–
(i) has a MCTOW of 5700kg or less
(ii) is on a domestic VFR flight
2) goods are not forbidden under Technical Instructions
3) safety and emergency procedures are established
4) each item is identified
5) the PIC is informed of the hazardous nature of the goods
6) goods are in a proper condition; segregated if they are likely to react dangerously to other items; and stowed or secured for proper carriage and to prevent leakage or damage in flight
92.11 (c)
When can a person carry or cause to be carried any dangerous good aboard an aircraft in checked or carry-on baggage or on their person?
Only if permitted by Technical Instructions
92.13
When are dangerous goods permitted to be delivered for air transport by the postal services?
Only when provisions are identified in the Technical Instructions and approved by the Director
92.19
What markings are required for a package or overpack containing dangerous goods for carriage by air?
1) proper shipping name
2) corresponding UN number (if required)
3) name and address of the person offering the goods for carriage by air
4) any other markings specified by Technical Instructions
92.55
What information must be provided on a dangerous goods transport document for carriage by air?
1) proper shipping name
2) class of dangerous goods package
3) UN number (if required)
4) packing group (where assigned)
5) Declaration statement signed by the offeror of the dangerous goods
92.105
What must be used by anyone who accepts dangerous goods?
An acceptance checklist that ensures compliance with 92.153 (Acceptance of dangerous goods) and 92.105 (Dangerous goods transport document)
92.155
What is the inspection criteria for any dangerous goods package prior to loading/unloading?
Package must be free from any leakage or damage
92.163/165
What is the timeline for providing information in the event of an aircraft accident or a serious incident where dangerous good are carried as cargo may be involved?
- Without delay to emergency services
- As soon as possible to the appropriate authorities
92.180
How often must a a dangerous goods training and assessment be completed?
Every 2 years (not to exceed)
92.205
How long must the Acceptance Checklist be maintained?
Minimum of 6 months
