Air Navigation (92 — Carriage of Dangerous Goods) Regulations 2022 · As enacted · Part 2 · Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Air
7. Grant and validity of dangerous goods permit
Feedback & supportAfter considering any application for a dangerous goods permit, the Authority may —
grant the dangerous goods permit, subject to any conditions that the Authority thinks fit; or
refuse to grant the application.
Before granting a dangerous goods permit, and the conditions to impose, the Authority must be satisfied that —
the applicant is authorised by the State of the operator to transport dangerous goods by air as cargo on its aircraft;
the applicant’s dangerous goods training programmes are approved by the State of the operator; and
the applicant has established procedures in its Operations Manual to ensure compliance with the requirements in the Technical Instructions.
A dangerous goods permit remains in force for the period specified in the permit, which must not in any case exceed 6 months.
Subregulation 1
After considering any application for a dangerous goods permit, the Authority may —
grant the dangerous goods permit, subject to any conditions that the Authority thinks fit; or
refuse to grant the application.
Subregulation 2
Before granting a dangerous goods permit, and the conditions to impose, the Authority must be satisfied that —
the applicant is authorised by the State of the operator to transport dangerous goods by air as cargo on its aircraft;
the applicant’s dangerous goods training programmes are approved by the State of the operator; and
the applicant has established procedures in its Operations Manual to ensure compliance with the requirements in the Technical Instructions.
Subregulation 3
A dangerous goods permit remains in force for the period specified in the permit, which must not in any case exceed 6 months.