Civilian Airports / Fuel Compliance
Fuel Compliance
Fuel agents, facilities, fire-safety inspections, qualified personnel, annual confirmations, and findings.
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A fuel program is more than its next inspection date
Fuel agents and facilities each carry inspection, personnel, and confirmation obligations. Readiness needs the combination, not a single completion flag.
Glidepath brings those records together while keeping the airport’s adopted standard and applicability decisions explicit.
Follow each agent from inspection to corrective action
Define agents, facilities, and the local program
Record the airport and tenant fuel agents, their facilities, the adopted standard, and the airport’s applicability decisions.
Run a versioned fire-safety inspection
Keep the inspection version and its findings with the facility being inspected so the record shows what was evaluated.
Track personnel and annual confirmations
Review supervisor and employee training alongside the written annual confirmation and next inspection date.
Close findings with a documented response
Track corrective actions and record the facts of external FAA notifications. Glidepath records these notifications; it does not send them.
What it automates
Agent-level readiness
Inspection, confirmation, and training status are visible for each fuel agent.
A defensible inspection history
Versioned inspections preserve the basis of each assessment.
Explicit notification records
Document what was communicated externally without implying the software notified the FAA.
Straight answers
Does Glidepath send FAA notifications?
No. It records the facts of notifications made outside Glidepath. The airport remains responsible for making the required communication.
Can airport and tenant fuel agents be tracked separately?
Yes. Agent and facility records preserve separate inspections, training, confirmations, and findings.
Does the software choose our local fire-safety standard?
No. The airport records its adopted standard, fire-code reference, and applicability decisions in the program settings.
Connected modules
Certification & ACM
The approved manual, requirement mappings, evidence, corrective actions, and inspection readiness in one workspace.
Training
Learner records, modules, sessions, qualifications, and compliance views, governed by your airport’s training program.
Discrepancies & Work Orders
Airfield discrepancies routed to maintenance and tracked to verified closure.