title-14-part-139-sec139-301

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Federal Aviation Administration, DOT

§ 139.301

EQUIRED

IRPORT

ERTIFICATION

ANUAL

LEMENTS

—Continued

Manual elements

Airport certificate class

Class

III

Class

29. Policies and procedures for the development of, implementation of, maintenance of, and ad-

herence to, the Airport’s Safety Management System, as required under subpart E of this part.
Section 139.401(1) prescribes which certificate holders are subject to this requirement. ...........

30. Any other item that the Administrator finds is necessary to ensure safety in air transportation

[Doc. No. FAA–2000–7479, 69 FR 6424, Feb. 10, 2004; Amdt. 139–26, 69 FR 31522, June 4, 2004, as
amended by Amdt. 139–27, 78 FR 3316, Jan. 16, 2013; Docket No. FAA–2010–0997;Amdt. No. 139–
28, 88 FR 11672, Feb. 23, 2023]

§ 139.205 Amendment of Airport Cer-

tification Manual.

(a) Under § 139.3, the Regional Air-

ports Division Manager may amend
any Airport Certification Manual ap-
proved under this part, either—

(1) Upon application by the certifi-

cate holder or

(2) On the Regional Airports Division

Manager’s own initiative, if the Re-
gional Airports Division Manager de-
termines that safety in air transpor-
tation requires the amendment.

(b) A certificate holder must submit

in writing a proposed amendment to its
Airport Certification Manual to the
Regional Airports Division Manager at
least 30 days before the proposed effec-
tive date of the amendment, unless a
shorter filing period is allowed by the
Regional Airports Division Manager.

receiving a notice of refusal to approve
the application for amendment, the
certificate holder may petition the As-
sociate Administrator for Airports to
reconsider the refusal to amend.

(d) In the case of amendments initi-

ated by the FAA, the Regional Airports
Division Manager notifies the certifi-
cate holder of the proposed amend-
ment, in writing, fixing a reasonable
period (but not less than 7 days) within
which the certificate holder may sub-
mit written information, views, and ar-
guments on the amendment. After con-
sidering all relevant material pre-
sented, the Regional Airports Division
Manager notifies the certificate holder
within 30 days of any amendment
adopted or rescinds the notice. The
amendment becomes effective not less
than 30 days after the certificate hold-
er receives notice of it, except that,

prior to the effective date, the certifi-
cate holder may petition the Associate
Administrator for Airports to recon-
sider the amendment, in which case its
effective date is stayed pending a deci-
sion by the Associate Administrator
for Airports.

(e) Notwithstanding the provisions of

paragraph (d) of this section, if the Re-
gional Airports Division Manager finds
there is an emergency requiring imme-
diate action with respect to safety in
air transportation, the Regional Air-
ports Division Manager may issue an
amendment, effective without stay on
the date the certificate holder receives
notice of it. In such a case, the Re-
gional Airports Division Manager in-
corporates the finding of the emer-
gency and a brief statement of the rea-
sons for the finding in the notice of the
amendment. Within 30 days after the
issuance of such an emergency amend-
ment, the certificate holder may peti-
tion the Associate Administrator for
Airports to reconsider either the find-
ing of an emergency, the amendment
itself, or both. This petition does not
automatically stay the effectiveness of
the emergency amendment.

Subpart D—Operations

§ 139.301 Records.

In a manner authorized by the Ad-

ministrator, each certificate holder
must—

(a) Furnish upon request by the Ad-

ministrator all records required to be
maintained under this part.

(b) Maintain records required under

this part as follows:

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§ 139.303

(1)

Personnel training.

Twenty-four

consecutive calendar months for per-
sonnel training records and orientation
materials, as required under §§ 139.303,
139.327, and 139.402(d).

(2)

Emergency personnel training.

Twenty-four consecutive calendar
months for aircraft rescue and fire-
fighting and emergency medical serv-
ice personnel training records, as re-
quired under § 139.319.

(3)

Airport fueling agent inspection.

Twelve consecutive calendar months
for records of inspection of airport
fueling agents, as required under
§ 139.321.

(4)

Fueling personnel training.

Twelve

consecutive calendar months for train-
ing records of fueling personnel, as re-
quired under § 139.321.

(5)

Self-inspection.

Twelve consecutive

calendar months for self-inspection
records, as required under § 139.327.

(6)

Movement areas and safety areas

training.

Twenty-four consecutive cal-

endar months for records of training
given to pedestrians and ground vehicle
operators with access to movement
areas and safety areas, as required
under § 139.329.

(7)

Accident and incident.

Twelve con-

secutive calendar months for each acci-
dent or incident in movement areas
and safety areas involving an air car-
rier aircraft and/or ground vehicle, as
required under § 139.329.

(8)

Airport condition.

Twelve consecu-

tive calendar months for records of air-
port condition information dissemina-
tion, as required under § 139.339.

(9)

Safety risk management documenta-

tion.

The longer of thirty-six consecu-

tive calendar months after the risk
analysis of identified hazards under
§ 139.402(b)(2) has been completed, or
twelve consecutive calendar months
after mitigations required under
§ 139.402(b)(2)(v) have been completed.

(10)

Safety communications.

Twelve

consecutive calendar months for safety
communications, as required under
§ 139.402(d).

tional records required by the Adminis-

trator, this part, and the Airport Cer-
tification Manual.

[Docket No. FAA–2000–7479, 69 FR 6424, Feb.
10, 2004, as amended by Docket No. FAA–
2010–0997;Amdt. No. 139–28, 88 FR 11672, Feb.
23, 2023]

§ 139.303 Personnel.

In a manner authorized by the Ad-

ministrator, each certificate holder
must—

(a) Provide sufficient and qualified

personnel to comply with the require-
ments of its Airport Certification Man-
ual and the requirements of this part.

(b) Equip personnel with sufficient

resources needed to comply with the
requirements of this part.

movement areas and safety areas and
perform duties in compliance with the
requirements of the Airport Certifi-
cation Manual and the requirements of
this part. This training must be com-
pleted prior to the initial performance
of such duties and at least once every
12 consecutive calendar months. The
curriculum for initial and recurrent
training must include at least the fol-
lowing areas:

(1) Airport familiarization, including

airport marking, lighting, and signs
system.

(2) Procedures for access to, and oper-

ation in, movement areas and safety
areas, as specified under § 139.329.

(3) Airport communications, includ-

ing radio communication between the
air traffic control tower and personnel,
use of the common traffic advisory fre-
quency if there is no air traffic control
tower or the tower is not in operation,
and procedures for reporting unsafe
airport conditions.

(4) Duties required under the Airport

Certification Manual and the require-
ments of this part.

(5) Any additional subject areas re-

quired under §§ 139.319, 139.321, 139.327,
139.329, 139.337, and 139.339, as appro-
priate.

(d) Make a record of all training com-

pleted after June 9, 2004 by each indi-
vidual in compliance with this section
that includes, at a minimum, a descrip-
tion and date of training received.
Such records must be maintained for 24
consecutive calendar months after
completion of training.