#32026D1104EU Extends Poland’s Temporary Authorization for Biobor JF in Aircraft Fuel Systems
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This decision extends Poland’s temporary permission for professional users to place Biobor JF on the market and use it to treat microbial contamination in aircraft fuel tanks and fuel systems. The product is used to prevent bacteria, mould, and yeast from damaging fuel systems and creating aircraft safety risks. The practical effect is narrow but important for aviation operators, maintenance providers, and suppliers in Poland. They can continue using this specific biocidal product under the emergency route while the normal EU approval process has not yet covered its active substance for this use.
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Key Changes
- Extends Poland’s temporary authorization for Biobor JF beyond the original emergency period.
- Allows professional users to keep using the product for antimicrobial treatment of aircraft fuel tanks and fuel systems.
- Confirms the measure is justified by aircraft safety and public health concerns linked to microbial fuel contamination.
Obligations
What this law requires
In Poland, Biobor JF may be made available on the market only under the extended temporary authorization and only until 24 October 2027.
Biobor JF may be used in Poland only by professional users for the antimicrobial treatment of aircraft fuel tanks and aircraft fuel systems.
Biobor JF must not be used under this authorization for purposes other than antimicrobial treatment of aircraft fuel tanks and fuel systems.