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What is NYC FC § 2006.5.2.2?

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This section mandates that transfer nozzles be equipped with approved bonding conductors that must be engaged with the aircraft's bonding attachment before removing the fuel tank cap. An exception is provided for overwing fueling where the nozzle must touch the fuel tank cap prior to removal. Applies to fueling operators and aircraft fueling procedures.

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2006.5.2.2 Bonding conductors on transfer nozzles.

FC § 2006.5.2.2

Transfer nozzles shall be equipped with approved bonding conductors which shall be clipped or otherwise positively engaged with the bonding attachment provided on the aircraft adjacent to the fuel tank cap prior to removal of the cap. Exception: In the case of overwing fueling where no appropriate bonding attachment adjacent to the fuel fill port has been provided on the aircraft, the fueling operator shall touch the fuel tank cap with the nozzle spout prior to removal of the cap. The nozzle shall be kept in contact with the fill port until fueling is completed.

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