Spec 124: Standard Reporting Format for Airline Fuel Consortia, Revision 2022.1

Spec 124: Standard Reporting Format for Airline Fuel Consortia, Revision 2022.1Description Airlines for America (A4A) is pleased to announce the availability of ATA Spec 124 (Revision 2022. 1). This edition has been revamped to standardize and bring transparency to the operators general ledger accounts as well as reorganized to better reflect the flow of the annual fuel consortia budget meeting. A4A member airlines recognize the importance of comprehensive reporting and budgeting for airline fuel consortia. Strict adherence to

providing suggested crew responses and reporting incidents

It is intended to be used by operators who are buying/selling aircraft

This specification describes the minimum requirements for a new aircraft part/material supplier and surplus aircraft parts dealer quality program

Added other enumerations to SubStatusCode

provided on a monthly basis

2: Mandatory Emergency Actions for Filter Monitors: October 7

Airlines for America recognizes that the integrity of aircraft parts is essential for the maintenance of a safe air transportation system

includes such vital information as approved PFCs (listed by airport and include start date

Fuel System Overview

ATA Spec 126 provides recommended practices for operators to mitigate and reduce the risk to passengers and crew in the event that odors

the preparation of hazardous materials for shipment

as in Advisory Circular 120-115