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Expert solutions for transporting dangerous goods. From lithium batteries to corrosives and flammables, we ensure safe handling of hazardous cargo.
Cargo queries? You can connect with us at - cargocare@airindia.com.
We can carry commodities classified under IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations that are permitted on passenger aircraft. Carriage of such commodities is, however, subject to governing rules of the concerned state and Air India’s carrier regulations.
No, dangerous goods cannot be shipped through our express cargo service - Air India Rapid. However, you can always get in touch with us at - cargocare@airindia.com to find out if dangerous goods can be shipped on priority subject to availability.
It is mandatory for the shipper to ensure that the dangerous goods are packed properly in accordance with the updated guidelines mentioned in IATA DGR manual.
Air India has the Air Operator Permit (AOP) which allows us to carry dangerous goods as cargo. We are also compliant with International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Annex 18 Technical Instructions, Aircraft Rules 1937 and the latest IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations which ensures the safe handling of dangerous goods during storage and transportation.
Yes, temperature-controlled facilities are available for shipping temperature controlled Dangerous Goods (DG).
You can track your shipments in real time on our website. Register your account on our web portal to receive notifications regarding the status of your shipment on your registered email ID. For further assistance, please contact us at - cargocare@airindia.com.
To learn more about the required documents, guidelines and other rules applicable while shipping infectious substances, please refer to the IATA DGR manual.
To learn more about the required documents, guidelines and other rules applicable while shipping radioactive substances, please refer to the IATA DGR manual.
The shipper needs to submit the documents per IATA guidelines to the airline while shipping Dangerous Goods (DG).
Shipper should ensure to follow the packaging and labelling guidelines as per the IATA DGR manual.
