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• 1. 2003

  • 92-001/DG: A shipper labeled “Toluene” as “Glue” to be shipped by an air freight forwarder. After consolidation with other shipments, the forwarder delivered them to a local air carrier to ship to Macau as “Elect Goods”.   Hash Value

    

    FileSize：165 KBDownloadCount：279LastUpdated：2019/01/23

    

    FileSize：91 KBDownloadCount：223LastUpdated：2019/01/23

    

    FileSize：51 KBDownloadCount：383LastUpdated：2019/01/23

• 2. 2007

  • 96-003/DG: A national airline reported that it failed to follow IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations to ship an aircraft part.   Hash Value

    

    FileSize：170 KBDownloadCount：210LastUpdated：2019/01/23

    

    FileSize：80 KBDownloadCount：187LastUpdated：2019/01/23

    

    FileSize：28 KBDownloadCount：257LastUpdated：2019/01/23

• 3. 2008

  • 97-001/DG: Ground handling staff in a foreign station of one national airline found Magnetized Material Label used on 2 packages carried by their freighter without shipper’s declaration. The packages had been classified as Class 9 dangerous goods. (Proper Shipper Name: Magnetized material; UN Number:2807)   Hash Value

    

    FileSize：170 KBDownloadCount：286LastUpdated：2019/01/23

    

    FileSize：91 KBDownloadCount：184LastUpdated：2019/01/23

    

    FileSize：58 KBDownloadCount：308LastUpdated：2019/01/23

• 4. 2010

  • 99-001/DG:The maintenance staff of one airline had transported AOG to another station by air. One of the shipments had been labeled DIV 2.2 & 5.1, and carried by their own aircraft without shipper’s declaration or knowledge of pilot-in-command and notification to captain. The package had been classified as Div 2.2 & 5.1 dangerous goods (Proper Shipper Name: Oxygen Compressed; UN Number: 1072) .   Hash Value

    

    FileSize：170 KBDownloadCount：210LastUpdated：2019/01/23

    

    FileSize：90 KBDownloadCount：222LastUpdated：2019/01/23

    

    FileSize：68 KBDownloadCount：197LastUpdated：2019/01/23

• 5. 2011

  • 100-001/DG : The maintenance staff of an airline had transported AOG by air. One of the shipments contained 2 life vests and had been verified as Class 9 dangerous goods (Proper Shipper Name: Life-saving appliances; UN Number: 2990), but the shipper( Carrier) didn’t declare.   Hash Value

    

    FileSize：170 KBDownloadCount：216LastUpdated：2019/01/23

    

    FileSize：91 KBDownloadCount：240LastUpdated：2019/01/23

    

    FileSize：58 KBDownloadCount：293LastUpdated：2019/01/23