Where is pressurized refueling typically accomplished?

Pressurized refueling for the A320 is typically accomplished at the Fuel Service Panel. This location is designed specifically for refueling operations, allowing for efficient and safe fueling of the aircraft under pressure. The Fuel Service Panel is equipped with the necessary connections and controls to manage the refueling process effectively. This method ensures that fuel is pumped into the aircraft’s tanks while maintaining safety standards and preventing fuel spillage.

While the left and right wing tanks and the center tank are integral parts of the aircraft's fuel storage system, refueling does not occur at these locations directly. Instead, these tanks receive fuel from the Fuel Service Panel during the refueling process. Understanding this operational characteristic helps ensure proper refueling procedures are followed for the A320, contributing to the aircraft's efficient performance and safety.