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26 Incidents at airports occur every day, but most are not recognized as being important or they do not rise to a level that results in their being recorded or documented. For those airport organizations that do collect data on incidents, comparison of the data with other airports is not yet a common practice, as variations exist in how airport operators may assess or classify the importance of incident data.
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Breadth and Depth of Incident Reporting 27 definition and guidelines on what is being sought so employees know what data are necessary to report and be collected. The basic components and flow chart of an incident reporting system are similar to that of the safety reporting system illustrated in ACRP Report 131: A Guidebook for Safety Risk Management for Airports (Neubauer et al.
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28 Airport Incident Reporting Practices OSHA, and environmental reporting. A formal voluntary reporting system for near misses or similar incidents was evident at only six of the airports.
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