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

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Yes, airlines transporting Dangerous Goods to, from or through Singapore must apply to CAAS for a Dangerous Goods permit prior to transporting dangerous goods as cargo on their aircraft. More information can be found in the Air Navigation Order – Paragraph 50D.

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

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