Which column shows the maximum net quantity per package on cargo aircraft only?

• A. Column K - Cargo Aircraft Only - Maximum Net Quantity per Package
• B. Column J - Passenger and Cargo Aircraft
• C. Column I - Passenger and Cargo Aircraft
• D. Column G - Passenger and Cargo Aircraft Limited Quantity

Answer: (A)

Quantity limits for dangerous goods in air transport depend on the aircraft type; cargo‑only operations have their own maximum net quantity per package because there are no passengers to be exposed. The column labeled Cargo Aircraft Only - Maximum Net Quantity per Package is the one that shows the allowable limit specifically for cargo aircraft only. The other columns apply to shipments on passenger and cargo aircraft or to limited-quantity provisions, which have different (usually lower) limits and do not apply when the flight is cargo‑only. Net quantity per package means the actual weight of the dangerous material excluding the packaging. So this column is the correct one for cargo‑only operations.