Dangerous goods
Dangerous Goods Class 9 — Miscellaneous Dangerous Goods
Last updated: 6 Jul 2026Reviewed by Ms. Rubab Nizami, Lead AVSEC Faculty
In short
Dangerous-goods Class 9 is miscellaneous dangerous goods. Substances that are dangerous in transport but not covered by other classes — including lithium batteries and dry ice. Its hazard label is a black-and-white stripes diamond showing a seven vertical stripes (top half).
- Class
- 9
- Label colour
- Black-and-white stripes
- Symbol
- Seven vertical stripes (top half)
- Passenger baggage
- Lithium batteries in devices allowed within Wh limits; spares in cabin only. Dry ice within limits.
What are examples of Class 9?
Examples include UN 3480 Lithium-ion batteries, UN 1845 Dry ice (carbon dioxide, solid). Substances that are dangerous in transport but not covered by other classes — including lithium batteries and dry ice.
How is Class 9 handled and labelled?
The label has seven black vertical stripes on the top half; class 9 now covers lithium batteries. For passengers: lithium batteries in devices allowed within wh limits; spares in cabin only. dry ice within limits.