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New Rules for Dangerous Goods in Aircraft: Stricter Reporting, Certification-Driven

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News18•27-02-2026, 16:30

New Rules for Dangerous Goods in Aircraft: Stricter Reporting, Certification-Driven

•Civil aviation ministry notifies revised rules for dangerous goods carriage in aircraft.
•New regime is certification-driven and accountability-based for handling dangerous goods.
•Rules detail stricter reporting for undeclared or mis-declared dangerous goods.
•DGCA can order investigations for lapses; Indian operators need DGCA certification.
•Foreign carriers require prior DGCA approval to carry dangerous goods to and from India.

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