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Old 20th September 2011 | 21:01
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Operational question

Hello all,

I am studying for my 4 bar exam and have been playing with scenario's etc. One of the questions I haven't been able to answer is this:

Am I allowed (EU-OPS wise) to embark/disembark pax with an engine running (737)?

I am aware it is potentially very dangerous and I am not asking whether or not one should do this, I am merely looking to where the law stands on this.

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Mark
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Old 21st September 2011 | 10:30
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I think yes, but only cargo side engine and in case GPU and APU not available, to make cross bleed start. Perhaps some other av-dogs know better ?
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Old 12th October 2011 | 13:41
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There appears to be no limitation under EU-Ops, so

Does your company prohibit it?

Does the airport prohibit it?

- That's the legal bit.

Could you sell it to your boss?

- That's the company bit

Do you think it's sensible given the weather, the number of passengers, lighting, ground handling facilities, equipment (eg. chocks) and personnel etc.

- That's your bit

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Old 13th October 2011 | 16:45
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OM A

Your company OM Part A should have a Ground Handling/Operations section. In this section, if it was approved by the CAA, there may be a section that deals with re-fueling with passengers/engine running or passenger handling with an engine running. The procedure must have been approved with the issuance of the OMA or during a revision process.

Hope it helps.
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