Where can fuel be stored after delivery from tank trucks?

Fuel can be stored after delivery from tank trucks in both below-ground and above-ground bulk storage tanks. These types of tanks are specifically designed to safely store large volumes of fuel while ensuring compliance with safety regulations and environmental standards.

Below-ground tanks are typically used to minimize the risk of fuel spills and to reduce exposure to potential fire hazards, while above-ground tanks provide easier access for inspection and maintenance. Both storage types are engineered to withstand external elements and prevent leaks, which is critical in aviation operations where fuel handling must meet stringent safety criteria.

In contrast, in-flight containers are used for fueling aircraft during operations, and fuel delivery units are mobile equipment designed to transfer fuel directly to aircraft. Tarmac storage units may refer to specific temporary storage setups but are not standard storage solutions for fuel after truck delivery. Understanding the appropriate storage methods is crucial for maintaining safety and efficiency in airport fuel management.