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It provides up-to-date information on international air regulations for the shipment of dangerous goods, including specific requirements for labeling, marking, packaging and shipper papers. According to Labelmaster, the guide features cross-references and easy navigation. It covers all updates released by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) and other national authorities that will be in effect on Jan. 1, 2015. The A.I.R. Shipper aligns with UN recommendations for the international transport of dangerous goods, and features the same chapter order as ICAO’s Technical Instructions, IMDG Code, ADR and other UN publications. The guide also addresses proper labeling, packaging and required paperwork.
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