Which of the following is NOT listed as a document to keep on record for air transport of dangerous goods?

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In air transport of dangerous goods, the records kept are those that prove the shipment meets DG rules and that the flight crew is informed. The Shipper's Declaration of Dangerous Goods is essential because it confirms the shipper’s compliance and describes the dangerous goods being carried. The Acceptance Checklist (when it needs to be physically completed) serves as proof that packaging, labeling, and handling requirements were reviewed and met before acceptance. The written information provided to the pilot-in-command ensures the flight crew has the necessary hazard details and emergency guidance for the specific dangerous goods on board. The passenger manifest, while important for overall flight operations, is not a DG-specific record and does not convey information about dangerous goods, packaging, labeling, or hazard communication. So the passenger manifest is not listed as a document to keep on record for air transport of dangerous goods.