Training Video: Portable Electronic Device Fire Training – Cabin. Training for in-Cabin staff, video complements FAA Advisory Circular 120-80. 

Training Video: Portable Electronic Device Fire Training – Flight Deck. Training for flight deck staff, video complements FAA Advisory Circular 120-80.

Is Your COMAT Safe to Fly? Brochure: Company material (COMAT) are materials owned or used by the certificate holder. COMAT includes parts, consumable items, and other company materials to describe a wide array of company materials and parts. COMAT is often shipped to replace installed equipment such as chemical oxygen generators, serviceable items such as life rafts, or items removed for servicing and repair, such as laptops, tablets, or credit card readers. Many of these items are regulated as hazardous materials (HAZMAT) or dangerous goods when offered in air commerce.

Did you know crewmembers should use PackSafe exemptions also?  Fact Sheet: Dangerous Goods Exceptions for Passengers and Crewmembers Traveling with Baggage:  Most dangerous goods are forbidden in carry-on and checked baggage. There are exceptions for passengers, crewmembers, and aircraft operators when transporting passenger or crewmember baggage for some personal items such as toiletries, medicines, and assistive devices.

Do you need to transport fuel in Alaska or remote areas? Fact Sheet: Transporting Fuel by Air in Alaska or Remote Areas.

Do you need to transport Fuel System Components, FCUs, Carburetors, Fuel Lines, or Fuel Pumps? Fact Sheet: Fuel System Components (Fuel Units (FCU), Carburetors, Fuel Lines, Fuel Pumps). 

Lithium Batteries can start a fire hours after being damaged! No Damaged Lithium Batteries Cargo Poster:  Never ship, load or transport a damaged package containing lithium batteries.

Is that shipment a dangerous good? SafeCargo: Know Before You Ship poster: 24x36in; 11x17in; 8.5x11in

• Dangerous Goods Operations Manual Information: A certificate holder's Dangerous Goods (aka Hazardous Materials) Operations and Training program constitutes the foundation for safely transporting dangerous goods by air. 
• Advisory Circular: 14 CFR Part 121 and Part 135 Dangerous Goods Transportation Operations: This Advisory Circular (AC) provides certificate holders with recommended contents for a dangerous goods training program and manual designed to guide and manage dangerous goods operations.
• Dynamic Regulatory System (DRS): The DRS is a comprehensive knowledge center that includes all regulatory guidance material from the Office of Aviation Safety.  DRS combines more than 65 document types from a dozen repositories into a single searchable application. It also includes all information found in the Flight Standards Information System (FSIMS) and the agency's Regulatory Guidance System (RGL). You can browse or search the more than 2 million regulatory guidance documents. A complex search engine serves as the backbone of DRS and allows for basic or very advanced searches while applying a variety of filters. The system includes pending, current, and historical versions of all documents along with their revision history. To ensure you have the most current documents, it is updated every 24 hours
• UAS Cargo/Mail DG Transportation Process

• FAA Air Operator Certificate Information: Contains certificate information from the National Vitals Information System, the official repository of airline certificate information.  It is used to identify and provide basic certificate information pertaining to active 14 CFR part 121 and 129 passenger/cargo airlines, 14 CFR part 135 commuter airlines, 14 CFR part145 repair stations, Pilot Schools, Training Centers, and Maintenance Schools
• Flight Standards District Offices: This is a state-by-state directory of all Flight Standards offices.

• Guidance Material on the Interpretation of 49 CFR 175.75 and U.S. Variation 13(d) to the ICAO Technical Instructions: This information is provided as indicated in the US Variations to the International Civil Aviation Organization's Technical Instructions on the Safe Transport of Dangerous Goods by Air. The information is provided as an aid to the user of the Technical Instructions and should be used for reference purposes only.
• DOT Chart 17 – Hazardous Materials markings, Labeling and Placarding Guide (GOV): DOT Chart 17 is now available as a Section 508 Complaint portable document that operates in a variety of ways and does not rely on a single sense or ability of the user. For the adaptive user, this PDF contains accessible information in both visual and audio formats. The PDF uses accessibility-related software or peripheral devices to maximize use while navigating tags and tabbing, descriptive text (ALT-text), color and graphics, and scalable views.
• 2020 Improving Aviation Safety Brochure: Improving aviation safety through collaborative government and industry initiatives.