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A-1 CONTENTS How to Use This Methodology, A-2 Limitations, A-2 Risk Criteria, A-3 Section 1 Taxiway to Taxiway or Taxiway to Taxilane, A-5 Section 2 Taxiway to Object, A-5 Section 3 Taxilane to Taxilane, A-7 Section 4 Taxilane to Object, A-8 Section 5 Runway to Taxiway, Taxilane, or Object, A-8 AttachmentâRisk Plots, A-13 A P P E N D I X A Risk Assessment Methodology