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6.8.2 Dangerous goods

There are many things that can be dangerous to transport in an aircraft. Some

of these things are prohibited from being carried on our aircraft.

- Flammable and toxic liquids and substances may not be transported,

which could pose a danger to passengers

- Weapons and ammunition are not permitted on board our small aircraft

- Weapons, explosives, war material and war ammunition are understood

to mean:

1. Any type of firearm as well as barrels, locks and breechblocks for

firearms.

2. Ammunition for firearms, including cartridge cases, primers, primer
caps, incendiary tubes and projectiles.

3. Hand grenades, bombs and similar weapons that operate by the

ejection of small objects caused by an explosion.

4. Hand grenades, bombs, cartridges and similar objects appearing as

weapons or ammunition that contain or are intended to contain
solid substances, liquids or gases that have a harmful, anesthetic or

irritating effect, as well as parts of such weapons or ammunition and

tools for activating them.

5. Explosives (explosive substances and objects containing explosives).

6. Crossbows and slingshots.

The appendix to BL 5-61 specifies how cargo must be secured so that in the

event of an accident it does not harm those on board.

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