DANGEROUS GOODS LOGISTICS

Hazardous by classification. Routine to us.

Flammables, lithium, corrosives, and explosives. The shipments that stop other carriers cold are the ones we move every day, across all nine classes and every mode, with a single team accountable from paperwork to delivery.

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Our Dangerous Goods Logistics Services

The cargo that defines what a carrier can really do

CERTIFICATIONS & COMPLIANCE

The clearance that decides what most operators can and cannot carry

National Air Cargo is certified across all nine dangerous goods classes, from Class 1 explosives to Class 7 radioactive material. Our handling stays audited under FAA oversight and aligned to the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations, ICAO Technical Instructions, the IMDG Code, ADR, and DOT rules across air, ocean, and surface transport.

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Our global network

Regulations change at every border. Our people don’t get caught off guard.

Dangerous goods rules shift by country, corridor, and class. What clears in one jurisdiction gets held in another. Our regional teams know the local requirements where your cargo lands, so a compliant shipment stays compliant the whole way through.

Our industry affliations

We don’t just follow the rules. We sit at the table where they are set.

Membership in the bodies that write and enforce dangerous goods regulation keeps our protocols current, our certifications audited, and our people fluent in changes the moment they land. The bar for regulated transport keeps rising. We help raise it.

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