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| Gas mains will rip open, exposing their flammable cargo to sparking power lines. Just under 15% of the tonnage carried annually is fuel and other flammable cargo. Smoking is prohibited during fueling operations, during and immediately after take-off, immediately before and during landing, whenever gas fumes are detected, during all ground operations, in parts of any plane containing fuel tanks, in the cabin if a flammable cargo is aboard, during inspection of aircraft compartments that collect gas fumes, and whenever oxygen equipment is in use. |
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