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FAA Advisories concern how to comply with airworthiness regulations. This collection was published from 1957 to 2000. The FAA Advisory Circular System was established for the publication of nonregulatory guidance and informational material to the public. Bookmark this collection: https://rosap.ntl.bts.gov/collection_faacirculars or https://doi.org/10.21949/1530829.

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  • AC 150520030A Chapter 3 Snow and Ice Removal Procedures
    AC 150/5200-30A: Chapter 3 Snow and Ice Removal Procedures
    United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Aviation Administration
    1991-10-01 | PDF
    SNOW CONTROL PROCEDURES Close coordination should be maintained between the snow control center, air traffic control facility, FSS or UNICOM, and airport management to ensure a prompt response to snow and ice control urgencies. Alternate access to the runway by snow and ice control equipment, from measuring equipment, and aircraft isnecessary to ke ...
  • AC 15052003 Bird Hazards to Aircraft
    AC 150/5200-3: Bird Hazards to Aircraft
    United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Aviation Administration
    1966-10-07 | PDF
    This Advisory Circular transmits to the aviation public the latest published Information concerning the reduction of bird strike hazards to aircraft in flight and in the vicinity of airports.
  • AC 15052003A Bird Hazards to Aircraft
    AC 150/5200-3A: Bird Hazards to Aircraft
    United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Aviation Administration
    1972-03-02 | PDF
    This advisory circular transmits to the aviation public the latest published information concerning the reduction of bird strike hazards to aircraft in flight and in the vicinity of airports. It also informs the aviation community of the use of a "Bird Strike/ Incident Report Form" (FAA Form 3830) to acquire data on effects of birds on aviation saf ...
  • AC 15052004 Foaming of Runways
    AC 150/5200-4: Foaming of Runways
    United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Aviation Administration
    1966-12-21 | PDF
    This advisory circular discusses the foaming of runways and suggests procedures to be followed when this service i s to be provided.
  • AC 15052005 Considerations for the Improvement of Airport Safety
    AC 150/5200-5: Considerations for the Improvement of Airport Safety
    United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Aviation Administration
    1967-02-02 | PDF
    This advisory circular emphasizes that airport management should conduct self-evaluations and operational safety inspections of their airports in the interest of accident/incident prevention. It also encourages an exchange of information and suggestions to improve airport safety.
  • AC 15052006 Security of Aircraft at Airports
    AC 150/5200-6: Security of Aircraft at Airports
    United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Aviation Administration
    1967-12-12 | PDF
    This advisory circular directs attention to the problem of pilferage from aircraft on airports and suggests action to reduce pilferage and the hazards that may result from it.
  • AC 15052006A Security of Aircraft at Airports
    AC 150/5200-6A: Security of Aircraft at Airports
    United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Aviation Administration
    1968-06-28 | PDF
    This advisory circular directs attention to the problem of pilferage from aircraft on airports and suggests action to reduce pilferage and the hazards that may result from it.
  • AC 15052007 Safety on Airports During Maintenance of Runway Lighting
    AC 150/5200-7: Safety on Airports During Maintenance of Runway Lighting
    United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Aviation Administration
    1968-01-24 | PDF
    This advisory circular points out the possibility of an accident occurring to airport employees caused by electrocution and emphasizes that a need exists for following established procedures.
  • AC 15052008 Use of Chemical Controls to Repel Flocks of Birds at Airports
    AC 150/5200-8: Use of Chemical Controls to Repel Flocks of Birds at Airports
    United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Aviation Administration
    1968-05-02 | PDF
    The purpose of this advisory circular is to acquaint airport operators with new recommendations on the use of chemical methods for dispersing flocks of birds, specifically gulls , on or adjacent to airports.
  • AC 15052009 Bird Reactions and Scaring Devices
    AC 150/5200-9: Bird Reactions and Scaring Devices
    United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Aviation Administration
    1968-06-26 | PDF
    This advisory circular transmits, as Appendix 1, a report on bird species and their responses and reactions to scaring devices. This report is another tool for use by airport owners and operators in combating the hazard birds cause to aircraft on and adjacent to airports. In general, the report emphasizes that to effectively use b i r d scaring dev ...
  • AC 150521010 Airport Fire and Rescue Equipment Building Guide
    AC 150/5210-10: Airport Fire and Rescue Equipment Building Guide
    United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Aviation Administration
    1967-12-07 | PDF
    This advisory circular provides general guidance in site selection, design, and construction for use by airport authorities, architects, and engineers when preparing plans for aircraft fire and rescue equipment buildings hereinafter referred to as "fire stations."
  • AC 150521011 Response to Aircraft Emergencies
    AC 150/5210-11: Response to Aircraft Emergencies
    United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Aviation Administration
    1969-04-15 | PDF
    This circular informs airport operators and others of an existing need for reducing aircraft firefighting response time, and outlines a uniform response time goal of two minutes within aircraft operational areas on airports.
  • AC 150521012 Fire and Rescue Service for Certificated Airports
    AC 150/5210-12: Fire and Rescue Service for Certificated Airports
    United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Aviation Administration
    1972-03-02 | PDF
    This circular furnishes guidance and explains to Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) airport inspectors and airport management the minimum criteria to be applied when evaluating the aircraft fire and rescue service required at an airport for its compliance with the requirements of Federal Aviation Regulation (FAR) Part 139.
  • AC 150521016 Standardized Basic Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting Curriculum A Basic Arff Training Course
    AC 150/5210-16: Standardized Basic Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting Curriculum (A Basic Arff Training Course)
    United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Aviation Administration
    1989-02-21 | PDF
    This advisory circular (AC) announces the availability of the curriculum: STANDARDIZED BASIC AIRCRAFT RESCUE AND FIREFIGHTING (ARFF) TRAINING COURSE, and tells how to purchase it.
  • AC 15052102 Airport Emergency Medical Facilities and Services
    AC 150/5210-2: Airport Emergency Medical Facilities and Services
    United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Aviation Administration
    1964-09-03 | PDF
    This circular deals with emergency medical facilities and services at civil airports. It discusses the role of medical facilities in regard to major emergencies such as aircraft accidents and outlines those services and facilities considered necessary for first-aid treatment of injuries and illnesses occurring among the airport population including ...
  • AC 15052102A Airport Emergency Medical Facilities and Services
    AC 150/5210-2A: Airport Emergency Medical Facilities and Services
    United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Aviation Administration
    1984-11-27 | PDF
    This advisory circular (AC) deals with emergency medical facilities and services at civil airports. It discusses the role of medical facilities in regard to major emergencies such as aircraft accidents and outlines those services and facilities considered necessary for first-aid treatment of injuries and illnesses occurring among the airport popula ...
  • AC 15052104 Blanket for Survival A Fire Fighting Technique for Combatting Aircraft Fires
    AC 150/5210-4: Blanket for Survival - A Fire Fighting Technique for Combatting Aircraft Fires
    United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Aviation Administration
    1965-10-27 | PDF
    This advisory circular provides information on the purpose, content, and availability of the subject training film.
  • AC 15052104 FAA Aircraft Fire and Rescue Training Film Blanket for Survival
    AC 150/5210-4: FAA Aircraft Fire and Rescue Training Film Blanket for Survival
    United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Aviation Administration
    1965-10-27 | PDF
    This advisory circular provides information on the purpose, content, and availability of the subject training film.
  • AC 15052105A Painting Marking and Lighting of Vehicles Used on An Airport
    AC 150/5210-5A: Painting, Marking, and Lighting of Vehicles Used on An Airport
    United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Aviation Administration
    1985-01-30 | PDF
    This advisory circular (AC) makes recommendations, in the interest of safety, efficiency, and uniformity, for the painting, marking, and lighting of vehicles used on the aircraft operational area of an airport. The criteria in this AC replaces that contained i n TS0-N4; parallels actions recently taken by the Army, Air Force, and Navy; and is consi ...
  • AC 15052106A Aircraft Fire and Rescue Facilities and Extinguishing Agents
    AC 150/5210-6A: Aircraft Fire and Rescue Facilities and Extinguishing Agents
    United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Aviation Administration
    1970-01-14 | PDF
    This circular furnishes general guidance for estimating the aircraft fire and rescue facilities needed at civil airports to provide a reasonable degree of aircraft fire and rescue service consistent with the current acceptable risk factor. These facilities Include, but are not limited to, suggested quantities of fire extinguishing agents, the numbe ...
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