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Dangerous Goods Ryanair Exam Questions
and Answers 100% Pass
ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization) - ANS Created technical instructions for DG
IATA (International Air Transport Association) - ANS Published the DG regulations. An easy to
read manual based on ICAO tech instructions so every user sending DG can understand how to
do it in the appropriate way.
Three groups of DG carried by air - ANS 1. PAX & Cargo of A/C
2. Cargo A/C only
3. Forbidden( can't be carried under any circumstances)
Where can we found the substances that can be carried by air? - ANS IATA "blue pages"
What can be found in the IATA "blue pages"? - ANS 1. Packaging instructions
2. Max net quantity
3. Forbidden DG
What are the two Ryanair restrictions (variations)? - ANS 1. Medical O2
2. Human remains (only on selected flights)
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What are the rules on medical O2? - ANS 1. PAX can't bring their own
2. Only POC are allowed if approved
3. You can book O2 & it'll be provided
Why do DG have to be secured in the A/C ? - ANS To protect them from damaging
What three documentations that are needed when shipping a DG - ANS 1. Consignment note
2. Shippers declaration
3. NOTOC (to notify the captain)
Three reasons for undeclared DG on an A/C - ANS 1. Might not know they're forbidden
2. Might not be aware they're carrying them
3. Might have managed to bring it through security
5 possible signs of DG spillage - ANS 1. Bad smell/odour
2. Abnormal noise ie. Air escaping
3. Hot spots on cabin floor
4. Liquid dripping from overhead locker
5. Powder substance in overhead locker
Spillage Drill - ANS 1. Captain •••••••••• Notify
2. Item •••••••••• Identify
3. Gloves (latex and fire) •••••••••• Don
4. PBE (if fumes present) •••••••••• Don
5. PAX •••••••••• Move away
Dangerous Goods Ryanair Exam Questions
and Answers 100% Pass
ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization) - ANS Created technical instructions for DG
IATA (International Air Transport Association) - ANS Published the DG regulations. An easy to
read manual based on ICAO tech instructions so every user sending DG can understand how to
do it in the appropriate way.
Three groups of DG carried by air - ANS 1. PAX & Cargo of A/C
2. Cargo A/C only
3. Forbidden( can't be carried under any circumstances)
Where can we found the substances that can be carried by air? - ANS IATA "blue pages"
What can be found in the IATA "blue pages"? - ANS 1. Packaging instructions
2. Max net quantity
3. Forbidden DG
What are the two Ryanair restrictions (variations)? - ANS 1. Medical O2
2. Human remains (only on selected flights)
, ©THESTAR 2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
What are the rules on medical O2? - ANS 1. PAX can't bring their own
2. Only POC are allowed if approved
3. You can book O2 & it'll be provided
Why do DG have to be secured in the A/C ? - ANS To protect them from damaging
What three documentations that are needed when shipping a DG - ANS 1. Consignment note
2. Shippers declaration
3. NOTOC (to notify the captain)
Three reasons for undeclared DG on an A/C - ANS 1. Might not know they're forbidden
2. Might not be aware they're carrying them
3. Might have managed to bring it through security
5 possible signs of DG spillage - ANS 1. Bad smell/odour
2. Abnormal noise ie. Air escaping
3. Hot spots on cabin floor
4. Liquid dripping from overhead locker
5. Powder substance in overhead locker
Spillage Drill - ANS 1. Captain •••••••••• Notify
2. Item •••••••••• Identify
3. Gloves (latex and fire) •••••••••• Don
4. PBE (if fumes present) •••••••••• Don
5. PAX •••••••••• Move away
