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GM1 ARO.OPS.225(c) Approval of fuel/energy schemes
Available versions for ERULES-1963177438-19360
ED Decision 2022/005/R
found in: Air Operations (965/2012) Part-ARO Part-ORO Part-CAT Part-SPA Part-NCC Part-NCO Part-SPO (Feb 2025)
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GM1 ARO.OPS.225(c) Approval of fuel/energy schemes ED Decision 2022/005/R INDIVIDUAL FUEL SCHEMES — RESOLUTION OF SIGNIFICANT FINDINGS The approval of an individual fuel scheme may be rejected, suspended or revoked when the operator has not resolved the relevant findings, or when there are unacceptable open findings that affect the areas that support individual fuel schemes (e.g. operational control, safety management system, safety risk assessment processes, availability of data, SPIs, pilot training, etc.).
GM1 ARO.OPS.225(c) Approval of fuel/energy schemes ED Decision 2022/005/R INDIVIDUAL FUEL SCHEMES — RESOLUTION OF SIGNIFICANT FINDINGS The approval of an individual fuel scheme may be rejected, suspended or revoked when the operator has not resolved the relevant findings, or when there are unacceptable open findings that affect the areas that support individual fuel schemes (e.g. operational control, safety management system, safety risk assessment processes, availability of data, SPIs, pilot training, etc.).
##### GM1 ARO.OPS.225(c) Approval of fuel/energy schemes *ED Decision 2022/005/R* **INDIVIDUAL FUEL SCHEMES — RESOLUTION OF SIGNIFICANT FINDINGS** The approval of an individual fuel scheme may be rejected, suspended or revoked when the operator has not resolved the relevant findings, or when there are unacceptable open findings that affect the areas that support individual fuel schemes (e.g. operational control, safety management system, safety risk assessment processes, availability of data, SPIs, pilot training, etc.).