Aerospace Fuel Systems

An all-in-one provider saving time, reducing waste and adding efficiency that expands output

At Parker Fluid Systems, engineers combine depth of design knowledge in fuel system equipment with advanced pump technology and fuel gauging capabilities to provide the time and money savings of total fuel system integration.

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With a single point of contact, Parker’s reliable fuel system solution includes:

Fuel tank pressure and vent control
Fuel tank inerting
Fuel level and flow control
Fuel pumping and transfer
Engine feed
Fuel measurement and management
Refueling and defueling
Fuel caps
Aerial refueling
Other fuel and fluid components

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Pedigree of excellence

Parker’s total fuel system integration is backed by comprehensive experience certifying components to Federal Aviation Regulation 25.981 requirements. Our fuel system and component program pedigree include the following:

Agusta A109/119, AB139
Airbus A350 XWB, A400M, A220, ACJ Two Twenty
BAE Bradley Fighting Vehicle
Bell OH-58, UH-1
Bell/Boeing V-22
Boeing C-17 ER, F-15, F/A-18 E/F
Bombardier Global Express XRS, Learjet 45, 85, Q400
Cessna 208, 525; Citation CJ4, Mustang, Sovereign, XLS

COMAC ARJ21, C919
Embraer ERJ 135/145, 170/190, Legacy 450/500, Predator
General Dynamics MIA1 and MIA2 Abrams
Beechcraft Hawker 4000
Lockheed Martin F-16, F-22, F-35
Northrop Grumman Global Hawk, E-2D WOWP
Raytheon Tomahawk
Sikorsky H-92, MH-60, UH-60

Read our blogs for fuel system insight

Elevating Flight with Decades-Strong Aerial Refueling Solutions

With an increased focus on strengthening United States military capabilities for the 21st century, Parker Aerospace takes pride in having a long history supporting the country’s defense endeavors around the world with flight-critical components. Continue reading...

Composite Materials Are Increasing the Need for Lightning-Protection Equipment

The use of composite materials for aircraft wing structures is steadily increasing. Lightweight and strong, they reduce weight, increase fuel efficiency, and are easy to shape, assemble and repair. Continue reading...

Isolating and Dissipating the Impact of Lightning Strikes on Composite Wings

Parker Aerospace’s Fluid Systems Division has developed critical fuel-vent and line static dissipating tubes in collaboration with OEM customers to safeguard today’s modern composite aircraft from the risk of fuel-tank ignition and serious safety incidents. Continue reading...

Optical-Based System Advances Aircraft Engine Pressure Monitoring

Modern commercial aircraft rely on powerful turbofan engines to provide the high thrust needed to get airborne and travel long distances economically. Thrust is a result of the engine’s ability to efficiently breath in air, compress it, and burn fuel. Continue reading...

Parker Aerospace Explores the Future of Aircraft Fuel Pumps

Since the largest fluid system in any aircraft is typically its fuel system, then it stands to reason that the design of fuel pumps needs to be continually evaluated and optimized. Aircraft manufacturers need to explore all possible advances. Continue reading...

Customizable Aircraft Fuel Pumps Reduce Cost and Boost Reliability

Parker Aerospace’s Fluid System Division has a long history of supplying fuel pumps to both the civilian and military aviation markets. Detailed analysis and testing, combined with extensive hours of field operational experience, ensure Continue reading...

The History and Pedigree of Parker Aerospace Fluid Systems Division Fuel Pumps

For over 40 years, the Fluid Systems Division (FSD) of Parker Aerospace has been designing and building aircraft fuel boost and transfer pumps at its Elyria, Ohio, facility located just southwest of Cleveland. Parker FSD is proud of its legacy and reputation in the industry Continue reading...

F-35 Lightning II Fuel and Inerting System Powered by Parker Aerospace

As the United States military embarked to build the second ever fifth-generation fighter aircraft, Parker Aerospace’s Fluid Systems Division (FSD) was selected in the mid-1990s to provide the fuel system and the onboard inert gas generating system (OBIGGS) for the F-35 Lightning II program. Continue reading...

Aircraft Lightning Protection Rises to New Heights

Aircraft lightning strikes occur more frequently than you might think. It’s estimated that on average, commercial aircraft lightning strikes occur every 1,000 hours of flight time. Continue reading...

Helpful resources

Explore the resources below to learn more about the Fluid Systems Division, our fuel tank inerting capabilities, and Parker Aerospace systems strength and component solutions.

FSD WEBSITE

FUEL TANK INERTING

FSD CAPABILITIES

LAUNCHING INNOVATION

Parker Aerospace

6035 Parkland Blvd.

Cleveland, OH 44124

216.896.3000

www.parker.com/launchinginnovation

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