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EASA proposes new regulation in order to reduce the risk of fuel exhaustion

Cologne, Germany - And to reduce accidents

EASA -European Aviation Safety Agenc - is considering the introduction of a new regulatory framework to control the fuel used by airliners, by modifying the CS-25 certification standard covering power plant requirements which at the moment demand only a fuel quantity indicator for each tank. There is no requirement for a low fuel level alert, but under EASA amendments, aircraft will be required...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1133819
Rome, Italy, 09/14/2011 18:46
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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