IATA DANGEROUS GOODS REGULATIONS (DGR) EXAM 2026 —
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1. According to IATA DGR, which document must accompany a dangerous goods
shipment?
A. Air Waybill only
B. Shipper’s Declaration for Dangerous Goods
C. Invoice
D. Packing List
The Shipper’s Declaration is mandatory for regulated dangerous goods shipments.
2. Which class is “Flammable Gas”?
A. Class 1
B. Class 2.2
C. Class 3
D. Class 2.1
Flammable gases are classified under 2.1.
3. What is the primary purpose of the DGR?
A. Reduce transportation cost
B. Ensure safe air transport of dangerous goods
C. Expedite customs clearance
D. Track shipments globally
Safety of aircraft and personnel is the core aim.
4. An “ERG” in DGR stands for:
A. Emergency Response Guide
B. Emergency Response Guidance
C. Equipment Risk Guide
,D. Execution Resource Guide
DGR uses Emergency Response Guidance for incidents.
5. Lithium metal batteries are regulated because they may:
A. Corrode packaging
B. Overheat and catch fire
C. Dissolve in fuel
D. Expand in cold temperatures
Thermal runaway risk makes lithium batteries dangerous.
6. Which packaging group indicates greatest danger?
A. III
B. I
C. II
D. None
Group I = highest danger.
7. Shipper’s Declaration must be retained for:
A. 1 year
B. 6 months
C. 2 years
D. 90 days
Retention period is 2 years.
8. Which class covers Toxic substances?
A. Class 3
B. Class 6.1
C. Class 8
D. Class 5.2
Toxic (poisonous) substances are 6.1.
9. A “Forbidden” article means:
,A. Can be transported with airline permission
B. Cannot be transported by air at all
C. Only in cargo
D. Only in passenger baggage
Forbidden = never permitted.
10. Which label is required for Class 3?
A. Explosive label
B. Flammable liquid label
C. Oxidizer label
D. Radioactive label
Class 3 = flammable liquids.
11. Document “DGR” stands for:
A. Dangerous Goods Regulations
B. Dangerous Goods Regulations
C. Damage Goods Rules
D. Daily Goods Report
DGR = Dangerous Goods Regulations.
12. Class 5.1 includes:
A. Corrosives
B. Oxidizing agents
C. Infectious substances
D. Gases
Oxidizers are Class 5.1.
13. Maximum quantity per package identified as “Y” means:
A. Forbidden
B. Limited quantity
C. Excepted quantity
D. No limit
“Y” indicates limited.
, 14. Which section covers Excepted Quantities?
A. 2
B. 3
C. 1.6
D. 5
Excepted quantities covered in 1.6.
15. What must be on package marking?
A. Weight only
B. Company logo
C. Proper shipping name
D. Phone number
Proper shipping name is required.
16. Which class includes “Corrosive substances”?
A. Class 4
B. Class 8
C. Class 9
D. Class 6.2
Class 8 = corrosives.
17. A “State Variation” is:
A. Company rule
B. Requirement by a country authority
C. Airline’s choice
D. Non-regulatory
State variation is unique national requirement.
18. What is required on the Air Waybill for DG?
A. Weight only
B. DG indication and description
C. Signature of agent only
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1. According to IATA DGR, which document must accompany a dangerous goods
shipment?
A. Air Waybill only
B. Shipper’s Declaration for Dangerous Goods
C. Invoice
D. Packing List
The Shipper’s Declaration is mandatory for regulated dangerous goods shipments.
2. Which class is “Flammable Gas”?
A. Class 1
B. Class 2.2
C. Class 3
D. Class 2.1
Flammable gases are classified under 2.1.
3. What is the primary purpose of the DGR?
A. Reduce transportation cost
B. Ensure safe air transport of dangerous goods
C. Expedite customs clearance
D. Track shipments globally
Safety of aircraft and personnel is the core aim.
4. An “ERG” in DGR stands for:
A. Emergency Response Guide
B. Emergency Response Guidance
C. Equipment Risk Guide
,D. Execution Resource Guide
DGR uses Emergency Response Guidance for incidents.
5. Lithium metal batteries are regulated because they may:
A. Corrode packaging
B. Overheat and catch fire
C. Dissolve in fuel
D. Expand in cold temperatures
Thermal runaway risk makes lithium batteries dangerous.
6. Which packaging group indicates greatest danger?
A. III
B. I
C. II
D. None
Group I = highest danger.
7. Shipper’s Declaration must be retained for:
A. 1 year
B. 6 months
C. 2 years
D. 90 days
Retention period is 2 years.
8. Which class covers Toxic substances?
A. Class 3
B. Class 6.1
C. Class 8
D. Class 5.2
Toxic (poisonous) substances are 6.1.
9. A “Forbidden” article means:
,A. Can be transported with airline permission
B. Cannot be transported by air at all
C. Only in cargo
D. Only in passenger baggage
Forbidden = never permitted.
10. Which label is required for Class 3?
A. Explosive label
B. Flammable liquid label
C. Oxidizer label
D. Radioactive label
Class 3 = flammable liquids.
11. Document “DGR” stands for:
A. Dangerous Goods Regulations
B. Dangerous Goods Regulations
C. Damage Goods Rules
D. Daily Goods Report
DGR = Dangerous Goods Regulations.
12. Class 5.1 includes:
A. Corrosives
B. Oxidizing agents
C. Infectious substances
D. Gases
Oxidizers are Class 5.1.
13. Maximum quantity per package identified as “Y” means:
A. Forbidden
B. Limited quantity
C. Excepted quantity
D. No limit
“Y” indicates limited.
, 14. Which section covers Excepted Quantities?
A. 2
B. 3
C. 1.6
D. 5
Excepted quantities covered in 1.6.
15. What must be on package marking?
A. Weight only
B. Company logo
C. Proper shipping name
D. Phone number
Proper shipping name is required.
16. Which class includes “Corrosive substances”?
A. Class 4
B. Class 8
C. Class 9
D. Class 6.2
Class 8 = corrosives.
17. A “State Variation” is:
A. Company rule
B. Requirement by a country authority
C. Airline’s choice
D. Non-regulatory
State variation is unique national requirement.
18. What is required on the Air Waybill for DG?
A. Weight only
B. DG indication and description
C. Signature of agent only
