What must be included in the Airway Bill for Radioactive Material?

• A. Dangerous goods as per associated Shipper's Declaration or Dangerous Goods as per associated DGD
• B. The number of shipments
• C. The destination port
• D. The shipper's contact details

Answer: (B)

The key idea is tracking and counting. For shipments of radioactive material, the Air Waybill must clearly show the total number of shipments covered by that single AWB. This count ensures the carrier, handling agents, and consignee can correctly account for every physical package and manage the safety and regulatory controls tied to the shipment. The dangerous goods information itself is provided through the Shipper’s Declaration or the Dangerous Goods Declaration, but those are separate documents that accompany the cargo; the AWB’s mandated element in this context is the number of shipments being carried under that AWB. Destination and shipper contact details are standard fields that appear on most AWBs and aren’t uniquely required by the nature of radioactive material.