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ISO 6967:2006

ISO 6967:2006 Aircraft ground equipment – Main deck loader – Functional requirements

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Description

ISO 6967:2006 specifies the functional requirements for a self-propelled loader capable of raising air cargo unit load devices (ULDs) with base dimensions and maximum mass as specified.

The requirements of ISO 6967:2006 were determined based on generally recognized assumptions with regard to the normally intended use of aircraft ground equipment, when used on the ramp of international civil airports in order to handle, service or maintain civil transport aircraft; and with regard to the environmental (surface, slope, weather, lighting, operating rules, staff qualification, etc.) conditions prevailing on the ramp area of the majority of international civil airports.

Edition

3

Published Date

2006-02-09

Status

PUBLISHED

Pages

7

Language Detail Icon

English

Format Secure Icon

Secure PDF

Abstract

ISO 6967:2006 specifies the functional requirements for a self-propelled loader capable of raising air cargo unit load devices (ULDs) with base dimensions and maximum mass as specified.

The requirements of ISO 6967:2006 were determined based on generally recognized assumptions with regard to the normally intended use of aircraft ground equipment, when used on the ramp of international civil airports in order to handle, service or maintain civil transport aircraft; and with regard to the environmental (surface, slope, weather, lighting, operating rules, staff qualification, etc.) conditions prevailing on the ramp area of the majority of international civil airports.

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