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... 37 CHAPTER FIVE BENEFITS AND BARRIERS BENEFITS OF CONTINUITY PLANNING The survey data, case examples, and literature review show that airports of all sizes realize a benefit from continuity planning, primarily in increased preparedness and improved response and recovery from airport disruptions. In the survey, 96% of the airports cited increased preparedness as a benefit and 93% cited improved response and recovery (Table B32, Appendix B)
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... 38 The involvement of stakeholders in business and operational continuity planning efforts, including review, improves the quality of the plan and its usability (Smith et al.
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... 39 Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport believes that a continuity plan is an effective tool for preparedness. The airport has procedures in place to increase preparedness and reduce downtime in the event of a normal operating function disruption.
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... 40 Lauderdale Executive Airport, Minden-Tahoe Airport, and Ohio State University Airport, the airport BCP is part of the wider city or county plan. Core Functions Not Under Airport Control Barrier Defined Airports of all sizes have many functions and services that are handled through contractual agreements with private companies, such as airport management and FBO services.
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... 41 resources to reduce costs. Officials at Duluth International Airport report few direct costs other than those related to additional resources to respond to and recover from specific disruptive events (chapter four, Case Example 7)

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