Air Transportation of Dangerous Goods

The transportation of dangerous goods by a variety of means of transport, including air and land, requires the following important components: personnel with the necessary skills and training, as well as certain resources.

Companies that specialize in air transportation of dangerous goods are able to provide an integrated approach for the transportation of this particular type of cargo. As a rule, it includes: a full cycle of registration of relevant documentation, expert level consultation, and, if necessary, the development and optimization of individual routes.

Convenient and clear organization of air transportation of dangerous goods in our company allows customers to save money and save time without worrying about the safety and security of transported dangerous goods.

We have been working in the air transportation market since long and are ready to provide an integrated approach to the transportation of dangerous goods.

We have been working in the air transportation market since long and are ready to provide an integrated approach to the transportation of dangerous goods.

Air transport of dangerous goods requires strict compliance with the applicable law.

Dangerous goods are objects or substances that require special care. Such cargoes may ignite, explode, damage or destroy other cargoes transporting vehicles, surrounding buildings and structures during transportation or storage, causing harm to human health.

To ensure proper safety, a clear knowledge, understanding and strict observance of the rules for the transport of dangerous goods is necessary. We guarantee an excellent result in the transportation of dangerous goods by air, not only because we value our reputation, but also because we are aware of the responsibility for the safety of the environment and people.

With us you can realize the air transportation of dangerous goods of all classes: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, except 7.

First class (1). Explosive materials:

These include substances whose danger lies in varying degrees of explosion.

The materials and products of the first subclass transfer their explosion instantly to the load surrounding them (hereinafter – mass explosion).

The second subclass of dangerous goods threatens with an explosion by scattering, the danger of an explosion in bulk is not inherent in him.

Subclass No. 3 – fire hazardous materials. There is no danger of a mass explosion.

Subclasses No. 4,5,6 – materials and substances of minor danger, low and very low sensitivity, respectively.

Second class (2). Gases:

Under pressure, liquefied, dissolved.

They can be non-flammable and easily inflammable, poisonous and non-toxic, oxidizing, corrosive, corrosive.

Third class (3). Flammable liquids:

Liquid substances, mixtures of liquids, molten solids, flammable. The released vapours of these substances have an ignition temperature below 61 ° C.

Fourth grade (4). Solid flammable substances:

Solid, quickly flammable substances, which during transport can ignite from external sources. An exception to this class of hazardous substances is combustible materials, which belong to hazard class No. 1.

Fifth grade (5). Oxidizing agents and organic peroxides:

Materials that can release oxygen have the ability to ignite, burn, explode.

Sixth grade (6). Infectious and toxic products and substances:

They are dangerous when ingested, on human skin or on the mucous membrane. May cause departure, illness or cause death.

Seventh grade (7). Radioactive materials:

They contain radionuclides in high concentration. The danger lies in alpha, beta and gamma radiation.

Eighth grade (8). Corrosive substances:

Dangerous for contact with other goods, as well as human skin and mucous membrane.

Ninth grade (9). Other hazardous substances:

This hazard group includes materials and products that are not included in other hazard classes. Liquid and solid materials and substances that can cause serious human diseases and harm the environment. Dangerous goods cannot be accepted at the domestic terminal counter.

Type: P&W Canada PT6A-66D Turboprop

Thermodynamic power	1825 h.p.
Rated power	850 h.p.
Net fuel capacity	1,100 liters

Empty weight	2.097 kg.
Maximum ramp weight	3.370 kg.
Maximum take-off weight	3.354 kg.
Maximum zero fuel weight	2.736 kg.
Maximum payload	636 kg.
Maximum payload with full tanks	404 kg.
Maximum luggage capacity (4 pieces)	230 kg
Maximum luggage capacity (6 pieces)	135 kg
Maximum luggage capacity	0.989 m3.