ROBINSAFBI13-203 — Aircraft Maintenance, Movement, And Parking On The Wr-alc Ramp

ROBINSAFBI13-203 governs aircraft maintenance, movement, and parking on the WR-ALC parking ramp.

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  • Publication number: ROBINSAFBI13-203
  • Title: AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE, MOVEMENT, AND PARKING ON THE WR-ALC RAMP
  • Date: 2026-03-30

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It identifies the type of maintenance that may be performed at specified parking locations. It also describes procedures used to coordinate approval for high-risk maintenance operations on the WR-ALC parking ramp.

Applies to: It applies to all WR-ALC depot maintenance production organizations.

Topics covered

  • Aircraft movement
  • Aircraft parking designations
  • Equipment storage locations
  • Engine operation procedures
  • Noise abatement
  • Confined space operations
  • Fuel cell maintenance
  • Jacking operations

Questions and answers

What coordination is required for aircraft maintenance tows?

All aircraft maintenance tows require prior coordination with AMOC. (paragraph 2)

What information must be provided for a maintenance engine operation request?

The requesting agency will provide location, aircraft serial number, mission design series, reason, duration, and initial run status to AMOC. (paragraph 4)

When must engine runs other than preflight be completed?

Engine runs other than preflight are to be completed by 2200L. (paragraph 4)

Are engine runs above idle speed allowed during quiet hours?

During the quiet hour periods (2200-0600), engine runs above idle speed are prohibited unless approved by the appropriate authority. (paragraph 4)

What must supervisors provide when non-fluid purged aircraft receive primary fuel repair?

Supervisors will provide AMOC the aircraft serial number and location of the maintenance. (paragraph 2)

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