#32026D1182EU extends Hungary’s temporary authorisation for Biobor JF in aircraft fuel systems
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This decision allows Hungary to keep permitting professional users to place Biobor JF on the market and use it for antimicrobial treatment of aircraft fuel tanks and fuel systems. The product is used to control bacteria, mould and yeast that can grow where water and fuel meet inside aircraft systems. The practical effect is limited but important for aviation operators and maintenance providers in Hungary. It keeps a temporary safety-related tool available while the normal EU biocidal product approval process remains unresolved for the active substance used in this product.
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Key Changes
- Extends Hungary’s temporary permission for Biobor JF to be marketed and used by professional users
- Covers antimicrobial treatment of aircraft fuel tanks and fuel systems
- Supports continued control of microbial contamination that could affect aircraft safety
Obligations
What this law requires
If extending the emergency authorisation, the Hungarian National Center for Public Health and Pharmacy may extend it only until 28 October 2027 and only for Biobor JF made available for, and used by, professional users for antimicrobial treatment of aircraft fuel tanks and fuel systems.
Professional users relying on the Hungarian emergency authorisation may use Biobor JF only for antimicrobial treatment of aircraft fuel tanks and fuel systems within the authorised period.