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Module 6: Passenger & Crew Awareness


    MODULE 6: Passenger & Crew Awareness

Passengers and crew members may unknowingly carry Dangerous Goods in their baggage or personal belongings.

Many everyday items are subject to aviation restrictions and may only be carried under specific conditions.

Understanding these requirements helps support safe aviation operations.

Passenger Baggage Restrictions

Certain Dangerous Goods are permitted, restricted, or forbidden during air transport.

Restrictions may vary depending on the type of item, quantity, packaging, and whether the item is carried in cabin baggage or checked baggage.

When uncertainty exists, personnel should always refer to company procedures, operator guidance, or applicable aviation regulations.

Permitted vs Forbidden Items​



Personal Electronic Devices (PEDs)


These devices often contain lithium batteries and should be protected from accidental damage.

Damaged devices should never be transported.

Power Bank & Lithium Battery



Aerosols & Flammable Liquids



Medical Equipment



Awareness Responsibilities

Passengers and crew members share responsibility for supporting aviation safety.

Personnel should remain aware of:

  • unusual items
  • damaged batteries
  • leaking containers
  • undeclared hazardous materials
  • prohibited items

When in doubt:

  • Ask
  • Verify
  • Follow operator procedures.

Maintaining awareness helps reduce risk and supports safe aviation operations.

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1. Where should spare lithium batteries normally be carried?
2. Which of the following may contain lithium batteries?
3. What should you do if you are unsure whether an item is permitted for air transport?