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Aux tanks from Jetaire provide 3-prong fix
Jetaire Aerospace of Fayetteville, Ga., says it has exceeded the compliance requirements for the SFAR (special FAR) 88 FAA Airworthiness Directive for expl

Jetaire Aerospace of Fayetteville, Ga., says it has exceeded the compliance requirements for the SFAR (special FAR) 88 FAA Airworthiness Directive for explosion-suppressant systems for auxiliary fuel tanks. Its supplemental type certificate (STC) covers Phase I, Phase II and Phase III (as proposed) explosion-suppressant systems.

As the first company to certify the military version of the explosion suppressant for commercial use, Jetaire (Booth No. 2214) is the STC holder for what it calls the most comprehensive solution that completely mitigates potential ignition sources inside fuel tanks and addresses Phases I, II and III.