AircraftFireFightingCode

AircraftFireFightingCode

Term

AircraftFireFightingCode

Business term

Aircraft Fire Fighting Code

Definition

The code representing the required aircraft rescue and firefighting category associated with an aircraft, based on its dimensions and operational characteristics, used to determine the level of firefighting capability required at an airport.

Allowed values

As defined by AIRM: CodeFireFightingType:

  • “A1“ - Up to but not including 9m over-all length and 2m maximum fuselage width

  • “A2“ - From 9m up to but not including 12m over-all length and 2m maximum fuselage width

  • “A3“ - From 12m up to but not including 18m over-all length and 3m maximum fuselage width

  • “A4“ - From 18m up to but not including 24m over-all length and 4m maximum fuselage width

  • “A5“ - From 24m up to but not including 28m over-all length and 4m maximum fuselage width

  • “A6“ - From 28m up to but not including 39m over-all length and 5m maximum fuselage width

  • “A7“ - From 39m up to but not including 49m over-all length and 5m maximum fuselage width

  • “A8“ - From 49m up to but not including 61m over-all length and 7m maximum fuselage width

  • “A9“ - From 61m up to but not including 76m over-all length and 7m maximum fuselage width

  • “A10“ - From 76m up to but not including 91m over-all length and 8m maximum fuselage width

  • “H1“ - Up to but not including 15m in length

  • “H2“ - From 15m up to but not including 24m in length

  • “H3“ - From 24m up to but not including 35m in length

Comments

See  Skybrary: Rescue and Fire Fighting Services for more information.

Status

Approved

XML type

string(3)

AIRM equivalent

CodeFireFightingType

AIDM equivalent