FAA AC 20-43 : C
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1 PURPOSE
2 CANCELLATION
3 REFERENCES
4 BACKGROUND
5 TURBINE (JET) FUEL VERSUS GASOLINE
6 AVIATION GASOLINE GRADES AND COLOR CODES
7 MARKING
8 TRAINING
9 WHAT IS FUEL CONTAMINATION?
10 WHAT CAUSES FUEL CONTAMINATION?
11 FIELD TESTS
12 CONTAMINATION CONTROL
13 JET FUELS
14 CONTAMINATED FUEL
15 SUMMARY
Informs the aviation community to the potential hazards of inadvertent mixing or contamination of turbine and piston fuels, and provides recommended fuel control and servicing procedures.
| DocumentType |
Standard
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| PublisherName |
Federal Aviation Administration
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| Status |
Current
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| FAA AC 20-122 : A | ANTI-MISFUELING DEVICES: THEIR AVAILABILITY AND USE |
| FAA AC 23-16 : 0 | POWERPLANT GUIDE FOR CERTIFICATION OF PART 23 AIRPLANES AND AIRSHIPS |
| FAA AC 65-2 : 0 | AIRFRAME AND POWERPLANT MECHANICS CERTIFICATION GUIDE |
| ASTM D 910 : 2017-05 | SPECIFICATION FOR LEADED AVIATION GASOLINES |
| EI 1542 : 2012 | IDENTIFICATION MARKINGS FOR DEDICATED AVIATION FUEL MANUFACTURING AND DISTRIBUTION FACILITIES, AIRPORT STORAGE AND MOBILE FUELLING EQUIPMENT |
| NFPA 407 : 2017 | AIRCRAFT FUEL SERVICING |
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