IATA released its first Addendum to the 2024 Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR), the 65th Edition. IATA issues these updates to the DGR each year to correct errors, add or remove restrictions, and clarify the regulations..
Noteworthy updates in Addendum I include: :
New and Amended Operator Variations
Updates from carrier FedEx
Changes to Section 8 and Section 10
Revisions to Appendixes D.1, F.4, and F.5
Addendum I to the 2024 IATA DGR
Find the updates that apply to you in the document below.
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