Combining Mixed-Use Flight Operations Safely at Airports (2016) / Chapter Skim
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104 This study found that although a number of airport and community leaders believe there are significant issues and risks associated with combining various aeronautical activities at any one airport, anecdotal and interview information indicated a less significant problem. For the majority of airports in the United States, especially the small general aviation airports, the infrequent or low volume of operations do not result in major conflicts or challenges.
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105 and regulations can lay a strong foundation for meeting the airport operator's obligations. SOPs, rules and regulations, and minimum standards are all means to enhance safety at an airport.
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106 Owing to the limited breadth of this study, there are airports and examples of practices that were not captured. Each of the aeronautical activities studied in this report could warrant a separate synthesis study to elaborate on airport practices.
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