If an airline had already obtained authorisation from its State of the Operator to carry Dangerous Goods, is the airline still required to apply for a Dangerous Goods permit when flying into/out of Singapore?

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Airlines must apply for a Dangerous Goods permit from CAAS to carry Dangerous Goods as cargo into and out of Singapore. Application forms can be downloaded here.

If an airline had already obtained authorisation from its State of the Operator to carry Dangerous Goods, is the airline still required to apply for a Dangerous Goods permit when flying into/out of Singapore?

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