Which label corresponds to cargo-only shipments?

Which label corresponds to cargo-only shipments?

• A. USDOT Type A
• B. Cargo-only
• C. Radioactive Materials Label
• D. Hazardous Materials Label

Answer: (B)

The label that indicates cargo-only shipments designates that the package may be transported only on cargo aircraft, not on passenger aircraft. This restriction affects routing, handling, and acceptance by carriers, so the label communicates a specific transport constraint that carriers must follow. The other options refer to different purposes: one is about the packaging type (Type A), one is the general radioactive materials identification label, and the last is a broad hazardous materials label. Those serve different roles and do not specifically indicate the cargo-only restriction.

The label that indicates cargo-only shipments designates that the package may be transported only on cargo aircraft, not on passenger aircraft. This restriction affects routing, handling, and acceptance by carriers, so the label communicates a specific transport constraint that carriers must follow. The other options refer to different purposes: one is about the packaging type (Type A), one is the general radioactive materials identification label, and the last is a broad hazardous materials label. Those serve different roles and do not specifically indicate the cargo-only restriction.