What is the emergency fuel amount for both solo and regular flights?

The emergency fuel amount for both solo and regular flights is set at 100 pounds. This figure is established based on the need for sufficient fuel to allow for safe operations in case of an emergency, such as a go-around, holding, or diverting to an alternate airfield. Maintaining a reserve amount of 100 pounds ensures that pilots can manage unexpected situations effectively, promoting safety and operational integrity. While other amounts may represent different figures or operational thresholds, 100 pounds is explicitly designated in T-6A guidelines for emergency procedures to ensure adequate fuel availability during critical phases of flight.