Dangerous goods · EAC programme
Course scope and learning pathway
Refresh cabin-scope DG recognition, baggage decisions, coordination and factual reporting using the EAC manual and current references. This generic course does not grant cargo-acceptance authority or automatically satisfy every operator or national recurrent requirement.
- Audience
- Previously trained cabin crew refreshing dangerous-goods knowledge within the cabin role.
- Before you start
- Previous relevant DG training. Check the function, training needs and current programme requirements.
- Learning format
- 2 hours interactive learning + 30 minutes assessment and review.
- Completion document
- Certificate of Successful Completion
Objectives and completion evidence
- Recognise DG and obtain facts that change a baggage decision.
- Apply the EAC passenger-baggage decision method and identify approval boundaries.
- Distinguish battery configurations and current personal/operational power-bank controls.
- Use the cargo information chain without assuming cargo-acceptance authority.
- Coordinate generic DG response, safe handover and factual reporting.
- Explain when current controlled provisions and operator-specific training are required.
Complete activities and 120 active learning minutes; pass 30 MCQs at 80%; complete the explained review.
References and qualification scope
For regulated DG training in Malta, verify S.L. 499.44 regulation 12(7)–(9), including any applicable employee-only exception. Operator programme approval under ORO.GEN.110(j), function-specific CBTA and instructor competence remain separate requirements.
- IATA — Dangerous Goods competency-based training and assessment — Function-based training guidance; not IATA accreditation of EAC.
- IATA — DG training design, responsibilities and approval context — Guidance linking job functions, objectives, assessment and applicable national requirements.
- EASA — Part-CC, CC.TRA.215/.220 and Appendix 1 — EU requirements and associated material; verify the applicable provision and delivery scope.
Programme timings, pass marks and activity design are EAC choices unless a specific applicable provision is identified.
How this course is delivered
- Learning format
- Online
- Learning support
- Course resources and knowledge checks
- Training provider
- Delivered entirely by EAC Malta Ltd — Maltese CCTO 0010
- Attendance requirements
- This Refresh is completed online. It does not replace any practical or operator-specific training required for your role.
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EAC · CABIN CREW RECURRENT KNOWLEDGE · ENGLISH
Recognise. Decide. Respond.
Refresh your existing dangerous goods competence through realistic cabin and baggage decisions. This programme uses EAC C06 Dangerous Goods, Edition 3 Revision 0 (23 August 2026), with current EASA and IATA references checked on 10 October 2026.
2 hours of active learning + a 30-minute assessment allowance; breaks excluded. This is an EAC programme allocation, not a universal statutory minimum. Prior DG training is expected; unresolved gaps require additional learning.
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Your six missions
| Mission | Active learning |
|---|---|
| Reset your DG decision process | 15 min |
| Recognise hazards and hidden items | 20 min |
| Passenger and crew baggage decisions | 25 min |
| Lithium batteries, PEDs and 2026 changes | 30 min |
| Cargo information and operational boundaries | 15 min |
| Respond, communicate and report | 15 min |
Learn by deciding
48 HTML5 screens, six three-stage scenarios, ordering exercises, reveal cards, real photographs, English narration and captions. Alex helps you practise with sourced explanations outside the assessment. Progress resumes where you stopped; breaks and inactive time do not count as active study.
Assessment and certificate
Complete the learning activities and 120 active minutes, then answer 30 questions drawn across all six themes from a 60-question bank. The pass mark is 80%; the assessment allowance is 30 minutes. Review the explained result before receiving the certificate. If unsuccessful, review the relevant topics before a new balanced attempt.
Certificate of Successful Completion — Dangerous Goods Recurrent Training for Cabin Crew. The certificate includes identity, issuer, version, learning allocation, result, date, unique reference, QR verification and a programme supplement. It records EAC course completion; it does not confer DG instructor status, cargo-acceptance authority or operator-specific practical competence.
Current rules and operational scope
The EAC Ed3 exercise rule limits personal power banks to 100 Wh. The course explicitly distinguishes this rule, the March 2026 guidance, operator variations and future publication changes. Real carriage decisions use current controlled provisions and the applicable approved procedures. The organisation manages recurrent due dates from the relevant training records; platform access is a separate period.
Reference framework
- EASA — Air Operations: CAT.GEN.MPA.200 — Regulation and associated AMC/GM; check applicability
- EASA — SPA.DG.105 and SPA.DG.110 — DG training, assessment and records; operator context
- IATA — Competency-based DG training guidance — Industry training guidance; function 7.9 cabin crew
- IATA — Dangerous Goods Guidance for Passengers — Passenger provisions, Table 2.3.A and current guidance
- IATA — Guidance to Operators: Power Banks, 2026 — 2026 guidance; distinguish requirements, recommendations and future changes
- EASA — SIB 2025-03: Passenger and Crew Awareness of Lithium Battery Risks — Safety recommendations; not a universal operational checklist
- EASA — Dangerous Goods safety information — Public safety guidance and links to current bulletins
- IATA — DGR 67th edition: significant changes — 2026 industry publication changes; consult current addenda
- IATA — DGR for Cabin Crew Members — Course benchmark; its duration and award belong to IATA
Three ways to access this Refresh
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Your learning pathway
- 01Dangerous Goods - 1026 — interactive refreshRefresh programme
- 02Dangerous Goods - 1026 — final assessmentAssessment