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A small Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) is not allowed to transport hazardous materials under current regulations set by the FAA. This prohibition is primarily in place due to safety concerns. Transporting hazardous materials involves significant risks, both in terms of the potential for accidents during transport that could lead to leaks or spills, and the overall implications for public safety and property.

The regulations specifically outline various categories of hazardous materials that cannot be transported by small UAS, including substances that are flammable, corrosive, or toxic. While there are avenues for transporting hazardous materials via other types of aircraft or under special circumstances, small UAS, generally classified under Part 107 of the FAA regulations, do not include provisions for such activities.

This decision is informed by the limited size and carrying capacity of small UAS, which raises further concerns about their ability to handle potentially dangerous materials safely and effectively. Overall, the FAA prioritizes safety in airspace operations, and this restriction is in alignment with that commitment.