Guidebook for Preparing Public Notification Programs at Airports (2017) / Chapter Skim
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1 Background Many airport personnel and stakeholders work in unique environments. Both groups must be prepared and able to respond rapidly at any given moment to any incident, event, or emergency.
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2 Guidebook for preparing public Notification programs at airports procedures for system failures, operations has air traffic control notification procedures, and police and fire have mutual aid notification procedures in the Airport Emergency Plan (AEP) , it could be difficult to know when a certain procedure would be used, how it would be used, and who would use it.
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Guidebook Objective and Methodology 3 This guidebook is intended to help airports plan and implement public notification programs to reach all desired audiences. Just as every airport is unique, so too are the combinations of audiences who require notifications from the airport.
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4 Guidebook for preparing public Notification programs at airports The guidebook takes the reader through a logical process for developing an airport public notification program. This guidebook will assist airports without an existing public notification program to learn the components of creating a program.
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