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Additionally, the HMASIs review the dangerous goods training requirements found
in 14 CFR Parts 121 and 135. Air carriers in the U.S. cannot carry dangerous
goods as cargo until they have an FAA-approved dangerous goods training program
and operations specification (A055). The FAA Principal Operations Inspector
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