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Government of Kyrgyzstan plans new regulations for the transport of dangerous goods

A draft to update the air traffic rules for dangerous goods in Kyrgyzstan is open for public discussion.

14 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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The Cabinet of Kyrgyzstan has presented a draft for the approval of new air traffic rules for the safe transport of dangerous goods. These regulations, known as 'APKР-18', were initiated by the State Agency for Civil Aviation and are now open for public discussion.

One reason for the update of the rules is the effort to meet the requirements associated with the country's removal from a so-called blacklist. This information comes from Kaktus.media, which supports the need for these adjustments.

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