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Line-services lead outlines fueling, safety checks and charter procedures

Clarke County Airport Authority · July 24, 2026
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Summary

A line-services presenter (Sarah) described daily AM/PM self-inspections, fuel-inventory controls, aircraft arrival and departure procedures, and charter/ground-support duties; she emphasized training, safety, and documentation tied to FAA Part 139 requirements.

Speaker S1 introduced herself as Sarah and delivered a detailed line-services presentation covering daily fuel inventory, AM/PM self-inspections, and quality-control checks for the fuel farm. She emphasized safety as the top priority: "Safety is the key here," she said, and outlined procedures for fuel handling, spill kits, equipment inspections and PPE for line personnel.

Sarah also described customer-service duties, baggage handling for charters, and coordination with the tower and fire department for large operations. She explained that staff maintain inspection logs, conduct specialized inspections (for snow/ice or construction events), and preserve documentation to demonstrate compliance with FAA Part 139 requirements and airline quality-control checks. The board asked questions about staffing and the age of fuel-farm infrastructure; staff said replacement would be a future capital priority.