Which of the following is dangerous good of Class 2.1 Flammable gas (RFG)?

Which of the following is dangerous good of Class 2.3 Toxic gas (RPG)?

Hazardous materials are classified into (A) packaging group based on the degree of dangerous goods.

The correct order of hazardousness of the dangerous goods packaging class is:

Which of the following are classified as Class 9 Miscellaneous dangerous goods?

Which of the following are classified as Class 9 Miscellaneous dangerous goods?

Before take-off, if any damaged leaking or non-compliant packages are found for the loaded dangerous goods package, we should

Dangerous goods should be packaged correctly in accordance with the requirements of the IATA dangerous goods code, for which () is ultimately responsible

Which of the following dangerous goods cargo packages must be segregated ?

Class 3 dangerous goods shipment packaging must be segregated from which of the following dangerous goods shipment packaging ?

Class 8 dangerous goods shipment packaging must be segregated from which of the following dangerous goods shipment packaging?

Class 4.2 dangerous goods shipment packaging must be segregated from which of the following dangerous goods shipment packaging ?

Class 4.3 dangerous goods shipment packaging must be segregated from which of the following dangerous goods shipment packaging?

Class 5.1 dangerous goods shipment packaging must be segregated from which of the following dangerous goods shipment packaging?

Class 5.2 dangerous goods shipment packaging must be segregated from which of the following dangerous goods shipment packaging?

The regulations on the Transport of Dangerous Goods by Civil Aviation (Ministry of Transport Decree No 42 of 2016) were promulgated by ministry?

Which of the following dangerous goods are allowed to be transported as checked baggage with the consent of a the carrier

Which of the following dangerous goods are allowed to be transported as checked with the consent of the carrier?

Which of the following dangerous goods must notify the captain when carrying?

A passenger carrying which of the following dangerous goods must notify the captain the location of the load

Which of the following dangerous goods must have the consent of the carrier to carry?

Which of the following dangerous goods do not need the consent of the carrier to be able to carry?

Which of the following is the wrong behavior when a crew member inadvertently contact with a leaking hazardous material?

For items with an aircraft emergency response code of 6W, the following statement is correct?

For items with an aircraft emergency response code of 8F, the following statement is incorrect?

For items with an aircraft emergency response code of 9A, the following statement is incorrect?

In flight, when an accident/ incident sysmptom involving likely to involve one or more packages containing hazardous materials is involved, the aircraft emergency response dispositions shown in the emergency response chart for aircraft, which are used as guidelines for members, are ()

If the situation permits, notify air traffic control that dangerous goods are board and the source of the dangerous goods information is ()

When passengers crush or damage portable electronic devices on electrically adjustable seats, the seats can be moved by electrical or mechanical means while attempting to retrieve the items.

Class 1 dangerous goods are more hazardous than Class 2 and Class 3 dangerous goods.

The degree of dangerous of the 9 major categories of dangerous goods is independent of their numerical order

All 9 categories of hazardous materials have their own sub categories

A hazardous material only has one type of danger

Many hazardous materials, besides having primary hazards, also have one or more secondary hazards

The Techical Regulations for Safe Air Transport of Dangerous Organization are updated annually

Class 1 explosives have an “explosion” pattern on the upper part of the label

1.6S explosives can be transported by passenger or cargo planes

Class 1 packaging of dangerous goods ( excluding radioactive materials) presents a higher risk

Class Ⅲ packaging of dangerous goods ( excluding radioactive materials) presents a high risk

The self reactive substance in item 4.1 must be placed in direct sunlight

The self reactive substances in item 4.1 must be placed in a well-ventilated area

The stability of self reactive substances is poor, and they are prone to strong decompression reactions

Oxidants release oxygen when exposed to heat, aiding in the combustion of other substances

Substances in item 4.3 that, upon contact with water, release flammable gases, react with water to become self-igniting, or generate flammable gases

Organic peroxides are unstable when exposed to heat, and must be kept away from heat sources and direct sunlight during transportation

The pathogenic specimen contains item 6.2 infectious substances

Serum must be a item 6.2 infectious substances

Human organs must be classified as item 6.2 infectious substances

Corrosive substances can cause damage to intact skin

Hydroelectric acid is a Class 3 flammable liquid

Kerosene is Class 3 flammable liquid

The oxygen generator is a flammable gas in item 2.1

Aerosols are class 3 flammable liquids

Magnetic materials may interfere with aircraft navigation and hazardous materials for air transport

Mercury is a item 6.2 infectious substance

Dry ice is class 9 hazardous material

Motor vehicles are classified as Class 9 dangerous goods

Any markings or labels on the packaging must not be obscured by any part of the packaging, its accessories, or any other labels and markings

China eastern airlines refuses to collect and transport fissile materials

Radioactive materials are substances and objects that spontaneously and continuously emit a certain type of radiation ( ionizing radiation) and do not pose a threat to human and animal health

Radioactive substances can sensitize photographic or X-ray films

The radiation of radioactive substances can be detected by the human senses

Radioactive materials must be isolated from undeveloped film or plates

The packaging level of dangerous goods is divided into two levels

The packaging level of dangerous goods is divided into three levels

Passengers carrying/ checking non- infectious specimens containing small amounts of flammable liquids ( such as reptiles, etc) must notify the captain of the location of dangerous goods on board

Passengers transporting wheelchairs powereded by lithium batteries must notify the captain of the location of dangerous goods on board

Passengers carrying spare lithium-ion batteries exceeding 100 Wh but not exceeding 160Wh must notify the captain of the location of dangerous goods on board

Passengers transporting wheelchairs with leaking batteries must notify the captain of the location of dangerous goods on board

Passengers carrying/ checking 50 milliliters of perfume must notify the captain of the location of dangerous goods on board

Passengers carrying mercury thermometers ( for official use) must notify the captain of the location of dangerous goods on board