14 CFR § 121.639 — Fuel supply¶
Regulations, U. S. C. o. F. 14 CFR § 121.639 — Fuel supply: All domestic operations.
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- Intrusion detection: a containment decision is forced in minutes while forensic confirmation takes days; segmentation lengthens the decision clock, better telemetry shortens the result clock, automatic isolation on weak signal decouples. Aviation dispatch: go/no-go is fixed before takeoff while weather aloft and fuel burn resolve later; carrying alternates and reserve fuel is a decouple-and-revise structure.
This sourceFAA, Department of Transportation. Requires dispatch fuel to reach the destination, then the most distant required alternate, plus 45 minutes reserve — carrying alternates and reserves as a decouple-and-revise structure against weather/fuel-burn resolving in flight.
- Intrusion detection: a containment decision is forced in minutes while forensic confirmation takes days; segmentation lengthens the decision clock, better telemetry shortens the result clock, automatic isolation on weak signal decouples. Aviation dispatch: go/no-go is fixed before takeoff while weather aloft and fuel burn resolve later; carrying alternates and reserve fuel is a decouple-and-revise structure.
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