<p>FBOs,&nbsp;general aviation airports, and other interested parties have until the end of business on November 9 to comment on a proposed change to the National Fire Prevention Association (NFPA) standards for aircraft fueling that calls for the installation of automatic shutdown systems on fuel trucks&nbsp;and fuel farms. The NFPA standards, typically adopted as requirements by regulatory agencies, would apply to current in-service trucks and fuel farms&nbsp;as well as for new equipment. Under the proposal, in-service equipment would need to be retrofitted&nbsp;by June 2, 2021. The National Air Transportation Association, which represents FBOs, has already requested that the retrofit feature be removed.</p>


U.S.: Aircraft Fueling Fire Standards

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U.S.: Aircraft Fueling Fire Standards

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