What are some alternative names for a single-point fueling system?

A single-point fueling system, commonly used in jet aircraft, is a method that allows for refueling through a single point on the aircraft, typically through a nozzle. The correct alternative name for this system is the "pressure fueling system."

This system is designed to efficiently transfer fuel to the aircraft's tanks at high pressure, minimizing the time required for refueling. The design of a single-point fueling system enables quicker and more streamlined operations, making it ideal for commercial aviation where turnaround times are critical.

While overwing, underwing, and gravity fueling systems refer to other methods of fueling, they do not represent the same functionality or mechanics as a single-point fueling system. Overwing and underwing fueling involve more traditional methods where fuel is added via multiple points in a more manual and often slower process. Gravity fueling relies on the natural force of gravity to transfer the fuel, which is not applicable to the pressurized method involved in a single-point system. Thus, pressure fueling reflects the characteristics and operational advantages of a single-point fueling system accurately.