IATA CBTA Provider Certifié · 50% less expensive than Paris or Brussels

IATA DGR Training in Algeria

IATA CBTA-certified training for dangerous goods by air — delivered locally in Africa

The only IATA CBTA Provider certified center based in Algeria

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Regulatory obligation — ANAC Algeria (National Civil Aviation Authority)

Under ICAO Annex 18 and the regulations of ANAC Algeria (National Civil Aviation Authority), all personnel involved in the air transport of dangerous goods must be trained and certified before taking up their duties. Certification is valid for 24 months.

Why train in Algeria with KOST GROUP?

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First CBTA Provider in Algeria

KOST GROUP is the first and only IATA CBTA Provider certified training center in Algeria. Your certificates are identical to those issued in Paris or Dubai.

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Save 50% vs. Europe

Same IATA certification. Same passing rate. At a fraction of the cost of sending staff to Belgium or France.

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We come to you

On-site training in Algeria from 6 participants. No travel required. Our certified trainers travel across Africa.

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Local invoicing

Invoice in EUR, USD or local currency. Compatible with your accounting requirements in Algeria.

Available IATA DGR Formations

FormationPersonnel concernéDuréeTarif HT
DGR 7.1 InitialExpéditeurs, transitaires4j / 32h1 800 €
DGR 7.1 RecurrentRenouvellement 7.13j / 24h1 400 €
DGR 7.2 + 7.4Agents cargo & manutention2j / 16h900 €
DGR 7.3 InitialAcceptation cargo compagnies5j / 40h2 100 €
DGR 7.3 RecurrentRenouvellement 7.33j / 18h1 500 €
DGR 7.5 + 7.6Agents embarquement & pilotes2j / 16h850 €
DGR 7.7 + 7.8 + 7.9PNC, dispatchers, sûreté2j / 16h650 €
DGR 7.10Agents de fret aérienSur devis650 €

* Formation intra-entreprise disponible in Algeria · Min. 6 participants · Devis personnalisé sous 24h

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Professional training, certified IATA instructor, official CBTA examination. Our entire team got certified in 4 days without traveling to Europe. Highly recommended.

Rachid B.
Cargo Operations Manager · Algiers

IATA DGR compliance in Algeria: regulatory framework and international operators

Dangerous goods air transport in Algeria is regulated by ANAC Algeria (National Civil Aviation Authority), in line with ICAO Annex 18 and the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations. Any organization handling, accepting or shipping dangerous goods by air from Algerian territory — whether a local freight forwarder or the Algeria-based branch of an international company — must hold a valid IATA DGR certification, renewed every 24 months.

Algiers Houari Boumediene International Airport is the country's main international freight gateway, connecting Algeria to Europe, the Middle East and the rest of Africa. Foreign airlines and their ground-handling partners operating cargo flights to and from Algeria require their agents to hold IATA DGR certificates recognized across all 300+ IATA member carriers worldwide — the same standard applies whether the training was completed in Algiers, Paris or Dubai.

Algeria's economy is heavily oriented toward oil and gas exports, and international operators working with local partners — including logistics providers serving the Hassi Messaoud production basin — routinely ship samples, chemicals and pressurized equipment classified as dangerous goods. Certified DGR staff are essential to keep shipments compliant and avoid delays at acceptance or customs.

As the first and only IATA CBTA Provider certified training center based in Algeria, KOST GROUP delivers training locally in Algiers, avoiding the cost and downtime of sending staff abroad. Certificates issued are identical in standing to those delivered in Paris or Brussels, at a significantly lower cost, and are recognized by ANAC Algeria and every IATA member airline.

Principaux aéroports concernés par la réglementation DGR :

Houari Boumediene — Algiers (ALG)Ahmed Ben Bella — Oran (ORN)Mohamed Boudiaf — Constantine (CZL)Rabah Bitat — Annaba (AAE)Krim Belkacem — Hassi Messaoud (HME)

Frequently asked questions

Is the IATA DGR certificate recognized in Algeria?
Yes. The IATA CBTA certificate is internationally recognized and accepted by ANAC Algeria (National Civil Aviation Authority) and all IATA member airlines (300+ carriers worldwide). Our CBTA Provider number is verifiable on iata.org.
How long is the certificate valid?
24 months from the date of successful examination. A Recurrent (renewal) training is mandatory before expiry to maintain the qualification.
Can you deliver training in Algeria?
Yes. We organize intra-company training sessions in Algeria from 6 participants. Our IATA-certified trainers travel to your site. Contact us for a quote.
What is the examination pass rate?
Over 90% on first attempt for our participants. Our CBTA-based approach focuses on practical skill demonstration, not just theory.

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