This video explains the specific responsibilities of cargo, aircraft loading and dispatch personnel concerning the safe carriage of lithium batteries. Awareness of the hazards from lithium batteries and the importance of ensuring they are transported in accordance with the safety requirements applicable to cargo.

This video explains the specific responsibilities of passenger handling staff concerning the safe carriage of lithium batteries. Awareness of the hazards from lithium batteries and the importance of ensuring they are carried by passengers in accordance with the safety requirements.

The video explains the specific responsibilities of flight and cabin crew concerning the safe carriage of lithium batteries and emergency response actions. Awareness of the hazards from lithium batteries and the importance of ensuring they are transported in accordance with the safety requirements applicable to cargo and carriage by passengers.

The video explains these requirements and the prohibition on posting lithium batteries which are not contained in equipment. Awareness of the hazards from lithium batteries and the importance of ensuring that lithium batteries are only sent in the mail when contained in equipment such as laptop computers, tablets and mobile phones. 0:00:13 Introduction 0:01:06 Terminology 0:01:59 Incident review 0:03:46 The Universal Postal Union Requirements 0:05:54 Packaging of Equipment containing cells or batteries

Guidance on the safe loading and transport of electric wheelchairs and mobility aids 0:00:19 Introduction 0:01:25 Regulations 0:03:01 Example scenario wheelchair booking 0:05:57 Aircraft loading considerations 0:09:08 IATA wheelchair codes 0:10:05 Electric mobility aid loading requirements 0:15:44 Pre notification requirements 0:16:52 Tagging of Electrical mobility aid 0:18:24 Special Instructions 0:19:40 Summary

Captain Bruce Dickinson explains the importance of safe loading for aircraft. 0:00:05 Introduction 0:02:32 Flight envelope 0:05:20 Passenger seating distribution 0:06:23 Cargo compartment loading 0:09:19 Load sheets and loading instructions 0:12:51 Dangerous Goods 0:14:38 Electric Mobility Aids and Wheelchairs 0:15:59 Centre of Gravity demonstration 0:18:35 Summary

The Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) has produced this short educational video to help inform travellers how to carry lithium batteries safely in their luggage. Lithium batteries were named the ‘Least Wanted’ dangerous goods for 2014, after they ignited a fire inside the cargo hold of an aircraft just before passengers boarded the flight from Melbourne to Fiji. CASA has also produced the ‘Can I pack that?’ Dangerous Goods App to inform travellers about the dangers associated with these items, what they can and can’t pack in their luggage, and, if an item can be brought on board, guide them on how to do it safely. Use the app to help you pack: http://www.casa.gov.au/dgapp Find out what other dangerous goods made the ‘Least Wanted’ list for 2014 http://www.casa.gov.au/leastwanted Read more about the lithium battery fire in Melbourne: http://www.flightsafetyaustralia.com/2014/09/lithium-battery-fire-sparks-mayday/

CASA want air travelers to Bean Safe the next time they fly. The CASA Bean Safe animation features colourful 'jelly bean' characters who demonstrate some of the key issues for passengers when it comes to their onboard safety.