Presented to: By: Date: Federal Aviation Administration Topic of the Month October Fuel Monitoring
Fuel Monitoring in General Aviation
May 08, 2015
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Fuel exhaustion still a significant accident precursor • Many totalizing and monitoring options • Use all available information for every flight.
Fuel exhaustion still a significant accident precursor • Many totalizing and monitoring options • Use all available information for every flight.
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Welcome
• Exits• Restrooms• Emergency Evacuation• Breaks • Sponsor Acknowledgment• Other information
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Overview
• Fuel exhaustion still a significant accident precursor
• Many totalizing and monitoring options• Use all available information for every flight
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Fuel Management Technology
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•Fuel Management Technology
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•Fuel Management Technology
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Remember
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• Fuel Management System Programming– Pilot Responsibility– Program before Every Flight – Document & Cross check with fuel receipt
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3 Keys for Success1. Know how much fuel you have before
takeoff.1. Program fuel management system for Every Flight
2. Know how much fuel you’re burning1. Monitor fuel status throughout Every Flight
3. Never land with less than 1 hour of fuel in your tanks
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