Aircraft Flammability Requirements Database
Find the FAA flammability requirements for your aircraft's interior materials, seats, and components.
Stop digging through regulations and advisory circulars. Search by manufacturer and model to instantly see the FAA flammability test requirements that apply to a given aircraft's interior materials, seats, and components.
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How It Works
1. Search
Enter an aircraft manufacturer and model, such as Cessna 525 or Bombardier Challenger 350.
2. Select
Choose the matching airframe from the results to pull up its certification basis.
3. Review Requirements
See the applicable flammability test requirements for interior materials, seats, and components.
Built by flammability experts
The Aircraft Database is maintained by the team at Aeroblaze Laboratory, an ISO/IEC 17025–accredited aerospace flammability testing facility. FAA DERs oversee the development and maintenance of the database. We map each airframe to the FAA regulations and test methods that govern its interior materials — so you can scope a certification project with confidence.
What you'll find
- • Applicable 14 CFR Part 23, 25, 27, and 29 flammability requirements
- • Required test methods (vertical burn, oil burn, heat release, smoke density, and more)
- • Component-level guidance for seats, panels, cargo liners, and insulation
- • Whether dynamic ("16g") seat requirements apply to the airframe
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