To determine if an airfield has an into-plane fuel contract, reference which resource or contact?

To determine if an airfield has an into-plane fuel contract, reference which resource or contact?

• A. aircardsys.com
• B. AP/1
• C. IFR Supplement
• D. GP Index

Answer: (A)

Knowing where to find current into-plane fueling arrangements requires a resource that lists fuel contracts and the corresponding airport contacts. Aircardsys.com provides up-to-date information on into-plane contracts and the fueling contacts for each field, making it the most direct way to confirm whether a contract exists and who to contact for fueling at that airfield. The IFR Supplement is about instrument procedures and doesn't include fueling contracts; the AP/1 (airport/facility directory) gives general airport data but not contract status; the GP Index isn’t a source used for fuel contracts. So referencing aircardsys.com gives the precise contract information you need.

Knowing where to find current into-plane fueling arrangements requires a resource that lists fuel contracts and the corresponding airport contacts. Aircardsys.com provides up-to-date information on into-plane contracts and the fueling contacts for each field, making it the most direct way to confirm whether a contract exists and who to contact for fueling at that airfield. The IFR Supplement is about instrument procedures and doesn't include fueling contracts; the AP/1 (airport/facility directory) gives general airport data but not contract status; the GP Index isn’t a source used for fuel contracts. So referencing aircardsys.com gives the precise contract information you need.