Falcon 2000 Limitations Practice Exam

Which fuel type is prohibited?

JP5 JP4, Jet B (w/o Mod or S/B) Jet A JP8

Correct Answer:

JP4, Jet B (w/o Mod or S/B)

Explanation:

Fuel compatibility is about using a fuel the aircraft is certified to operate with. This Falcon 2000 is approved for Jet A-family fuels (Jet A or Jet A-1) and certain JP grades, but not Jet B in its standard form. Jet B has a much lower flash point and higher volatility than Jet A, which increases flammability risk and can cause vapor formation in the fuel system. It also uses additives that may not be compatible with the aircraft’s seals, hoses, and pumps. The designation w/o Mod or S/B means Jet B without any approved modification or special blending, so that form is not allowed under normal operating limits. The other fuels listed are within the aircraft’s approved options, so they are not prohibited in this context.

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