Basic Plan
The three phases of an emergency.
What is Response, Investigatory, and Recovery.
Location of the "hot zone" on the airfield.
What is the south end of taxiway A.
This department conducts airfield inspections, as needed
What is Airport Operations.
The ARFF index of the EMB 145.
What is index B.
The ARFF index of the CRJ900.
What is index B.
The party responsible for the removal of disabled aircraft.
What is the aircraft owner.
Distance to establish danger area from buildings.
What is 1,000 feet.
The personnel tasked to provide damage assessments.
What is Airport Management.
The passenger capacity of the Embraer 145.
What is 50 passengers.
The passenger capacity of the CRJ900.
What is 76 passengers.
Assumes incident command until Township 7 officers arrive.
What is ARFF.
A tornado warning indicates.......
What is a tornado has been spotted or indicated on radar.
The channel on repeater radio for direct contact with Craven Fire.
What is Channel 3.
The standard maximum fuel capacity.
What is 1,687 gallons.
The standard maximum fuel capacity.
What is 2,925 gallons.
The two entities who determine if an aircraft can be moved.
What is the FAA and NTSB.
Distance to establish danger area from aircraft during a threat.
What is 500 feet.
The acronym NIMS stands for.
National Incident Management System.
The manufacturer of the engines on the EMB 145
What is Rolls-Royce.
The manufacturer of the CRJ900.
What is Bombardier.
Entity that provides persons on board, fuel on board, and dangerous goods on board information.
Who is the aircraft operator.
Agency that will provide crowd control during any bomb threat.
What is law enforcement.
The agency responsible for approving the Airport Emergency Plan.
What is the FAA.
The service ceiling of the EMB 145.
What is 37,000 feet.
The service ceiling of the CRJ900.
What is 41,000 feet.