If a dangerous good is labeled Cargo Aircraft Only, it must not be carried on a ________ ________

• A. Passenger aircraft
• B. Freight aircraft
• C. Military aircraft
• D. Seaplane

Answer: (A)

Cargo Aircraft Only means the item is restricted to aircraft designed to carry dangerous goods in a dedicated cargo environment. Such items require handling, containment, and safety measures (like segregation, accessible fire protection, and trained personnel) that passenger cabins and the way passenger aircraft are certified cannot reliably provide. Because passengers are onboard and the cabin isn’t set up for the safe, compliant transport of these hazards, items labeled Cargo Aircraft Only must not go on a passenger aircraft. They can be transported on freight (cargo) aircraft where the systems and procedures are specifically approved for dangerous goods. While military or seaplane operations exist in certain contexts, the general rule reflected by this label is the prohibition on passenger aircraft.