AIA/NAS NAS 3306 Facility Requirements for Aircraft Operations
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AIA/NAS NAS 3306 Document Information:
Title
Facility Requirements for Aircraft Operations
Aerospace Industries Association of America Inc.
Publication Date:
Aug 13, 2009
Scope:
Purpose. This document is a standard for industry and government
to establish facilities, procedures and capabilities that minimize
the risk to operations as much as practical. It is intended for use
as a baseline document. Other facilities requirements may be
contractually imposed.
This standard consolidates and implements airfield criteria,
aircraft rescue and fire fighting (ARFF) services, and aircraft
hangar fire protection requirements, to establish a minimum level
of risk for aircraft and personnel. These risk reductions have been
extracted from Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR)
{NOTE: Not to be confused with Federal Acquisition
Regulations (FAR)}, National Fire Protection
Association (NFPA) codes and standards, International Civil
Aviation Organization (ICAO) guidance, and DOD and Service
guidance.
Compatibility With Existing Regulations. Minimum facilities
requirements for operations prescribed in this NAS that differ from
existing statutory or regulatory requirements shall be subject to
the agreement of all parties involved.
Deviations from this Standard. When the existing contractor
capabilities and/or facilities do not meet the prescriptive
portions of this document, proposals which include alternatives
designed to mitigate risk shall be permitted to be introduced. Use
of such alternate means of protection is dependent upon the
approval of all contracted parties.
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