FUEL IN-FLIGHT PROGRAM MANAGEMENT
One record of the in-flight refueling transaction, for both units.
Support the in-flight fuel transaction process with shared documentation for tanker and receiver units, from DD 791 capture through follow-up.
WHAT IT DOES
Capabilities
DD 791 transaction management
A web-based process for the 791 in-flight refueling transaction, covering the record from capture through follow-up.
Tanker and receiver in one workflow
Both sides of the refueling mission work from shared documentation instead of reconciling two separate paper trails.
Mobile entry at the point of execution
The FSP Mobile app enters DD 791 data for in-flight transactions in real time, with CAC authentication.
Follow-up and coordination
Supporting information stays attached to the transaction, so questions can be resolved against the record.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Questions about FIPM
What is a DD Form 791?
DD Form 791 documents an in-flight refueling transaction between a tanker and a receiver aircraft. FIPM manages that transaction process for both units.
Do tanker and receiver units both use FIPM?
Yes. FIPM is designed so both sides of the refueling mission work from the same transaction record.
Can crews enter 791 data in the air?
FSP Mobile supports real-time entry of DD 791 data for boom operators and flight support personnel, authenticated with a Common Access Card.
See FIPM against your own process.
Call 1-800-406-7330 or request a demo and the FSP team will walk through it with you.