Cargo Classification In compliance with Republic Act No. 9337, an act amending the National Internal Revenue Code, a 12% VAT is added to the total amount on all transactions involving purely domestic services only. Special Cargo
Commodities that require special or advance arrangement, packing, handling and in certain cases, documentation. Acceptance of these type of cargo are subject to specific regulations.
Examples of Special Cargo are the following:
Restricted Articles or Dangerous Goods like inflammables, explosives, radioactive materials and corrosive substances like acids that may endanger the safe operations of the flight.
Livestock, Live Animals and Plants are shipment that need special attention and care.
General Cargo
All articles or materials that are not included in the list of Special Cargo are considered General Cargo or General Commodity.
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Commodities that require special or advance arrangement, packing, handling and in certain cases, documentation. Acceptance of these type of cargo are subject to specific regulations.
Examples of Special Cargo are the following:
- Baggage and special effects that are treated with special care and stored at a special location.
- Perishables are shipments which are so labelled and are stored under specific temperature.
Restricted Articles or Dangerous Goods like inflammables, explosives, radioactive materials and corrosive substances like acids that may endanger the safe operations of the flight.
Livestock, Live Animals and Plants are shipment that need special attention and care.
General Cargo
All articles or materials that are not included in the list of Special Cargo are considered General Cargo or General Commodity.
source: http://www.philippineairlines.com/home/home.jsp
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