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Conducting Aeronautical Special Events at Airports (2013)

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62 APPENDIX H Vendor Policies and Guidelines 2011 KINGMAN AIR SHOW VENDOR POLICIES AND GUIDELINES 1. Valid proof of insurance is required prior to the show (1,000,000GL). Kingman Air Show Inc. must be listed as additional insured. 2. Flyers or other promotional materials may be distributed ONLY from the confines of the booth space and NEVER on the grounds (including parking lots). 3. Raffles are not permitted under any circumstances. 4. All items for sale must be approved in advance. 5. All items offered must be in good taste and are subject to Kingman Air Show staff approval. 6. Storage space is not available other than within the booth. 7. Smoking is prohibited in all booths. 8. Voice amplification is not permitted. 9. All booths must be kept clean and orderly at all times. Rubbish must be placed in refuse containers (centrally located). 10. Vendor is responsible for collecting and paying all applicable state sales taxes. 11. Electricity and water can be provided for an additional fee ($25 each per booth). Generators are not permitted. 12. It is recommended that all merchandise be stored above ground level (i.e., on pallets). 13. Labor for loading/unloading and set-up must be provided for by vendor. 14. All vehicles and supplies will be inspected upon entering the flight line area by security personnel. All personnel must have a valid photo ID with them at all times (i.e., Arizona driver’s license), and valid vehicle insurance is mandatory for every vehicle entering the grounds. 15. Vendors will not use the words “Air Show T-Shirts,” “Kingman Air Show,” “Official,” or any combination of these words on any items sold. 16. Signage is to be provided by the vendor and is limited to two (2) 4' x 8' signs or banners. Signage may not extend higher than the roof of the tent. Only items being sold may be advertised. All signage is subject to approval by Kingman Air Show Staff. No balloons or blimps are allowed. 17. Copies of Business License, Food Handling Certificate (for food vendors), and insurance paperwork must be provided no later than September 9, 2011. 18. There will be no penetration of the pavement. Vendors must bring suitable water barrels or the like to anchor all tents, tables, etc. In consideration of being accepted as a vendor, I hereby assume full and complete responsibility for any personal injury or injury to my employees and/or property damage that I sustain or cause during my participation as a vendor. I hereby release, hold harmless, and covenant not to file suit against Kingman Air Show Inc., its board members, sponsors, volunteers, and successors from any loss, liability or claim arising from the Kingman Air Show. ____________________________________ _____________________ Signature Date Vendor Name: _______________________________________

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TRB’s Airport Cooperative Research Program (ACRP) Synthesis 41: Conducting Aeronautical Special Events at Airports consolidates available information and lessons learned on how to successfully plan, organize, and conduct an aeronautical special event and restore normal operations after the event.

For the purposes of this report, aeronautical special events are defined as those events that involve aviation activities or aircraft.

Synthesis 41 can serve as a companion document to ACRP Synthesis 57: Airport Response to Special Events that explores issues related to planning, organizing, and applying lessons learned, as well as addressing potential surprises and impacts on operations and customer services related to a variety of non-aeronautical events that occur both on and off an airport.

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