Which entity (shipper, freight forwarder or airline) should apply for the Dangerous Goods permits from CAAS?

Updated by CAAS 2y ago

Prior to the transportation of Dangerous Goods as cargo on its aircraft, the airline is required to apply for a Dangerous Goods permit from CAAS.

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Aviation Safety Dangerous Goods

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Are airlines transporting Dangerous Goods while transiting through Singapore required to obtain the Dangerous Goods permit from CAAS?

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