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A "cargo aircraft only" label, often abbreviated as "CAO" label, is a bright orange sticker placed on packages containing hazardousmaterials that are only allowed to be transported on cargo aircraft and not on passenger airlines, signifying that the package cannot be loaded onto a regular passenger flight due to safety concerns related to the dangerous goods it contains. ...

Lithium battery labels are used to identify the battery, indicate safety precautions, and comply with regulations. They may include the UN number, a handling label, a Class 9 label, or a Cargo Aircraft Only (CAO) label. UN number A 4-digit number that identifies the battery type and packaging methodFor example, UN3480 is for lithium ion batteries, and UN3090 is for lithium metal batteries Handling label Indicates that the package requires careful handlingMay include warnings about...

Lithium battery labels are used to identify the battery, indicate safety precautions, and comply with regulations. They may include the UN number, a handling label, a Class 9 label, or a Cargo Aircraft Only (CAO) label. UN numberA 4-digit number that identifies the battery type and packaging methodFor example, UN3480 is for lithium ion batteries, and UN3090 is for lithium metal batteries Handling labelIndicates that the package requires careful handlingMay include warnings about...

Lithium battery labels are used to identify the battery, indicate safety precautions, and comply with regulations. They may include the UN number, a handling label, a Class 9 label, or a Cargo Aircraft Only (CAO) label. UN numberA 4-digit number that identifies the battery type and packaging methodFor example, UN3480 is for lithium ion batteries, and UN3090 is for lithium metal batteries Handling labelIndicates that the package requires careful handlingMay include warnings about...

An "excepted quantity label" is a special label used on packages containing very small amounts of dangerous goods, allowing them to be shipped with less stringent regulations compared to larger quantities, often meaning they can be transported without full hazard labeling or UN-approved packaging, as the small quantity poses a minimal risk; essentially, it signifies that the package contains an "excepted quantity" of a hazardous material, permitting a simplified shipping process under specific...

An "overpack label" is a label that must be placed on a larger container, called an "overpack," which is used to group multiple smaller packages of hazardous materials together for easier handling during shipping; it indicates that the container holds dangerous goods and requires additional labeling to comply with regulations, usually including the word "Overpack" prominently displayed on the label.

An "overpack label" is a label that must be placed on a larger container, called an "overpack," which is used to group multiple smaller packages of hazardous materials together for easier handling during shipping; it indicates that the container holds dangerous goods and requires additional labeling to comply with regulations, usually including the word "Overpack" prominently displayed on the label.