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Table A. Amendments to Annex 18
Adoptedapproved
Effective
Amendment Source(s) Applicable
1st Edition Air Navigation
Commission Study
26 June 1981
1 January 1983
1 January 1984
26 November 1982
26 March 1983
1 January 1984
Sixth Meeting of
the Dangerous Goods
Panel
Miscellaneous amendments for alignment with Recommendations of the
UN Committee of Experts and IAEA.
Fifth, Sixth and
Seventh Meetings of
the Dangerous
Gwds Panel
Improved definitions for overpack and unit load device. Definitions of
package and packaging aligned with Recommendations of the UN
Committee of Experts. Addition of a paragraph covering surface transport
to or from aerodromes. The requirement to provide information to the
pilot-in-command revised to indicate when this information should be
given.
1 June 1983
1 October 1983
1 January 1984
Clarification of the circumstances when exemptions may be granted.
Clarification of the segregation requirements of poisons or infectious
substances from animals or foodstuffs.
25 March 1985
29 July 1985
1 January 1986
3 Eighth Meeting of
the Dangerous Goods
Panel
4 Eleventh Meeting of
(2nd Edition) the Dangerous Goods
Panel
General simplification of the provisions of Annex 18 through the removal
of technical detail. Miscellaneous amendments to various provisions.
24 February 1989
23 July 1989
16 November 1989
5 Fourteenth and
Sixteenth Meetings of
the Dangerous Goods
Panel
Clarification of the responsibility of States to achieve compliance with
any amendment to the Technical Instructions for the Safe Transport of
Dungerous Goods by Air (Doc 9284). Clarification of the exceptions to
dangerous goods carried by passengers and crew members.
10 March 1999
19 July 1999
4 November 1999
6 Seventeenth Meeting of
(3rd Edition) the Dangerous Goods
Panel and
Amendment 25 to
Annex 6, Pan 1
a) revised definitions of dangerous goods, crew member, flight crew
member and pilot-in-command;
7 March 2001
16 July 2001
1 November 2001
b) revision of the provisions to grant exemptions in special
circumstances by the States of Overflight to facilitate the movement
of dangerous goods in an aircraft overflying its territory;
c) alignment of provisions regarding packaging with the Technical
Instructions;
d) introduction of provisions to cover the requirement to load and stow
dangerous goods in accordance with fhe Technical Instructions;
e) revision of the provisions to place the overall responsibility with
States to provide information to passengers;
0 revision of the provisions to ensure that emergency response
personnel are informed without delay, after an accident or incident,
about the dangerous goods carried as cargo on board the aircraft;
g) revision of the provisions to enhance cooperation between States in
taking action against shippers who wilfully violate the dangerous
goods transport regulations; and
h) revision of the provisions of the pilot to provide information on
dangerous goods on board in the event of an emergency.
(vii)
Annex 18 -.The Safe Tmnsport of Dangerous Goods by Air Forewad
Adoptedapproved
Effective
Amendment Source(s) Subject(s) Applicable
7 Eighteenth Meeting of a) notification to ICAO of appropriate national authorities responsible 24 February 2003
the Dangerous Goods for dangerous goods; and 14 July 2003
Panel 27 November 2003
b) provision of emergency response information regarding dangerous
goods.
8 Nineteenth Meeting of a) a refinement of paragraph 9.6.1 to make it clear that the presence of 16 February 2005
the Dangerous Goods dangerous goods needs to be reported only in the case of a serious 11 July 2005
Panel incident in which the dangerous goods were likely to have been 24 November 2005
involved; and
b) introduction of a new Chapter 13 requiring States to establish
dangerous goods security measures.
CHAPTER 9. PROVISION OF INFORMATION
9.1 Information to pilot-in-command
The operator of an aircraft in which dangerous goods are to be
carried shall provide the pilot-in-command as early as practicable
before departure of the aircraft with written information
as specified in the Technical Instructions.
9.2 Information and instructions
to flight crew members
The operator shall provide such information in the
Operations Manual as will enable the flight crew to carry out
its responsibilities with regard to the transport of dangerous
goods and shall provide instructions as to the action to be
　
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