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['Hazmat: Air']
['Hazmat: Air']
12/16/2024
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Knowledge Check: Hazmat: Air: Answer
Answer: Yes. Because the airline is a private company and they are a member of IATA, they can require you to have the IATA DGR training certification when using their services. At this point you could find an airline that is not a member of IATA to ship your hazmat or you can hold off on your shipment until you can be trained according to the IATA DGR.
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Knowledge Check: Hazmat: Air: Answer
Answer: Yes. Because the airline is a private company and they are a member of IATA, they can require you to have the IATA DGR training certification when using their services. At this point you could find an airline that is not a member of IATA to ship your hazmat or you can hold off on your shipment until you can be trained according to the IATA DGR.
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