Airworthiness Directives: Cameron Balloons Ltd. Fuel Cylinders
Summary
The FAA is issuing a safety requirement for hot air balloons made by Cameron Balloons Ltd. to inspect and potentially replace fuel cylinders that could develop cracks and leak during flight. This regulation ensures that recreational and commercial hot air balloon operators maintain safe equipment to prevent accidents.
Key Points
- 1Cameron Balloons Ltd. fuel cylinders used in hot air balloons must be inspected for cracks and potential failures
- 2Affected balloon owners and operators must comply with the inspection requirements or stop operating their balloons
- 3The regulation applies to hot air balloon manufacturers, owners, and operators who use Cameron Balloons fuel systems
- 4Defective fuel cylinders may need to be repaired or replaced to meet safety standards
- 5Public comment period ends November 25, 2025, allowing stakeholders to provide feedback before the rule takes full effect
Key Dates
October 10, 2025
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