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Compliance & Quality

Quality, Safety and Compliance by Design.

Aviation fuel programmes require disciplined standards, testing, documentation, traceability and safety controls from production through final delivery.

Laboratory specialist performing a quality-control test on an aviation fuel sample.

Aviation fuel standards

Governed by Applicable Requirements

Sustainable Aviation Fuel and blended aviation fuels are governed by the technical standards and regulatory requirements applicable to their pathway, qualification, blending, handling and intended market.

Potentially relevant frameworks may include ASTM D7566, ASTM D1655, applicable BIS standards and applicable Indian aviation-fuel requirements. Their relevance must be assessed for the specific product, pathway and use case.

ASTM D7566
Potentially applicable industry framework
ASTM D1655
Potentially applicable aviation-fuel specification
BIS
Applicable Indian standards where relevant
Indian requirements
Applicable aviation-fuel and regulatory requirements

Quality control

Evidence Before Release.

  1. 01

    Sampling

    Defined methods for obtaining representative samples.

  2. 02

    Laboratory Testing

    Testing against applicable parameters and procedures.

  3. 03

    Batch Documentation

    Records connecting material identity, production and results.

  4. 04

    Release Procedures

    Documented review and authorisation before movement or use.

  5. 05

    Traceability

    Evidence across suppliers, processing, storage and delivery.

Sustainability compliance

Claims Require a Framework

CORSIA provides an international aviation context for emissions accounting and eligible fuels. Recognised sustainability certification schemes may establish requirements for auditing, chain of custody and sustainability claims.

Lifecycle-emissions calculations and feedstock eligibility depend on the applicable methodology, evidence and market requirements. This page is informational and does not represent current certification or eligibility status.

CORSIA
International aviation emissions and eligible-fuel context
Certification schemes
Recognised systems applicable to the relevant market
Lifecycle emissions
Calculation within stated boundaries and methodologies
Feedstock eligibility
Evidence assessed against applicable rules
Quality flow from input through test, verification, documentation and release.
Illustrative quality-control flow.
Aviation fuel sample beside analytical laboratory equipment.
Representative quality-testing context; not an INDUSAF laboratory.

Safety

Controls Through Every Movement.

Safety architecture should address the conditions under which aviation fuel is stored, moved, blended and handled, supported by current documentation and defined response procedures.

  1. 01Storage
  2. 02Transport
  3. 03Handling
  4. 04Blending
  5. 05SDS / MSDS
  6. 06Emergency Procedures

Control areas are illustrative. Procedures must reflect the applicable fuel, facility, jurisdiction and operating requirements.

Certification status

Verified Records Only.

This component is reserved for documented certification and qualification records.

Certification and qualification information will be published as applicable programmes are completed.