Airport guideline

3.01          Minor Aircraft Emergency (non-life threatening) involving a disabled aircraft on the ground (i.e. steering failure, flat tire, etc.).

3.01          Major Aircraft Emergency that could affect a safe landing (i.e. bomb threat, faulty landing gear, low hydraulic pressure, engine shut-down).

3.01          Aircraft crash, imminent crash upon landing or gear up landing, fire involving aircraft not in flight, an aircraft involved in an accident on or near the airport, etc.

): Restricted area of airport secured by physical barriers.

Access to___is controlled by guarded gates,card readers or approved escort procedures

3.01          The radio call sign designation when communicating with an Aircraft Rescue Vehicle.

ARFF Command at Bush Intercontinental,__and at __ Hobby

3.01          Pre-determined positions near the runway where ARFF equipment is positioned when an aircraft emergency has been declared.

3.01          A fire department level II staging area. An area where key department personnel and fire department personnel report during a major emergency.

3.01          A central location for airport dispatchers, paging, and information personnel.

A grade system for activatingand deploying appropriate airport support personnel in response to specificemergencies involving an aircraft and/or airport property

A.______:Bomb threat against aircraft on the ground, baggage on aircraft or baggage to be loaded onboard an aircraft.

_____:  Bomb threat to a structure or anything other than an aircraft

Hijacking on an aircraft or in a terminal.

FAA facility that maintains safety on the airfield through radio communication with aircraft and vehicles.

3.01          A department of the City that operates and maintains the airports under Federal, State, and City laws and regulations. Also known as Houston Airport Systems (HAS).

3.01          A branch of the Department of Transportation, which regulates airports, civil aircraft, and the use of air space.

HFD Incident Commander has declared the situation to be under control. This term states that the fire is out, the aircraft is stabilized, and all patients are receiving necessary treatment by Medical

When declared “Fire Safe”the incident is turned over to______

Business that rents warehouse space and/or hangar space from HAS. An FBO can also fuel and maintain aircraft

a backup system for communication with aircraft and ground vehicles if the radio stops working

If an apparatus loses radio contact with the Control Tower, the driver of the apparatus will turn the apparatus toward the tower and________

acknowledges with the light gun:If the light is it steady green means

acknowledges with the light gun
If the light flashes steady Red

acknowledges with the light gun,
If the light flashes flashing red

acknowledges with the light gun, if the light flashes, flashing white

acknowledges with the light gun, if the light flashes, Alternating red and green

3.20          An independent, federal accident investigation agency, responsible for investigating, determining probable cause, and reporting of all civil aircraft accidents within the United States.

Phrases used by Pilots, Controllers, and Ground Vehicle Operators ______.
1. Affirmative
2.Hold
3.Hold Short
4.Immediately
5.Negative
6.Roger