Strict international aviation regulations govern the carriage of dangerous goods, flammable compounds, compressed gases, and high-capacity lithium batteries. Undeclared hazardous items are strictly illegal and subject to severe penalties, cargo confiscation, and prosecution under civil aviation safety authorities.
Effective pursuant to the International Air Transport Association (IATA) dangerous goods regulations, strict capacity thresholds apply to electronic devices and batteries transported via commercial and cargo aircraft. Please inspect your product's battery specifications before dispatch:
Type any item name or select a category below to check whether your goods are restricted or prohibited.
Deodorants, spray paints, hairsprays, butane canisters, fire extinguishers, and compressed gas cylinders.
Gasoline, lighter fluid, acetone, nail polish remover, alcohol over 70% ABV, oil-based paints, and kerosene.
Standalone power banks, loose phone batteries, and e-bike lithium battery packs exceeding 100 Wh.
Ammunition, firecrackers, sparklers, military weaponry, replica firearms, flares, and gunpowder.
Sulfuric acid, wet car batteries, hydrochloric acid, drain cleaners, mercury thermometers, and bleach.
Cash notes, gold bullions, uncut diamonds, coins, traveler cheques, and bearer financial securities.
Cyanide, arsenic, pesticides, viral medical cultures, infectious diagnostic specimens, and bio-hazards.
Bulk medications, pharmaceutical APIs, controlled drugs, and clinical trials materials.
Raw meat, fresh dairy products, live animals, plants without phytosanitary certificates, and ivory.
Our dangerous goods compliance officers can review your Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) or cargo specs to determine safe packaging and proper airway clearance.
Inquire With Our Dangerous Goods Team