Section 1. General

  1. RESPONSIBILITY

FSS air traffic managers must identify requirements for new and replacement equipment and facilities by budget submission.

NOTE-

Not applicable to contract facilities.

  1. AIRCRAFT ORIENTATION PLOTTING BOARD

FIG 16-1-1

Example of a Standard Aircraft Orientation Plotting Board

A graphic depicting an example of a standard aircraft orientation plotting board.

Maintain an aircraft orientation plotting board (see FIG 16-1-1), parallel rulers, plotters, and fine-line china marking pencils for use in aircraft orientation. Record pertinent information directly on the board using the marking pencils. After the orientation is completed, transfer the information from the plotting board to official forms for record purposes.

  1. LEASED EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES

OASIS. The vendor provides a basic quantity of consumable supplies on a yearly basis. The FAA must provide anything beyond this basic allotment.