Abstract
Airports enable flight operations and the movement of passengers and cargo and also serve as locations to conduct commerce, hold meetings, and provide services and goods. Chapter 1— Airport Operations, Safety, and Emergency Management —provides an introduction to Airport Operations (Ops) as domains responsible for the effective and efficient planning, implementation, and control of the production of air service at commercial and general aviation (GA) airports. The primary functions of Ops include sustaining safety, enhancing security, and being able to respond to emergencies. A framework of operational systems, regulations, and other obligations of commercial and GA airports is presented. A case study describing the responsibilities of airport management and operations is also included.
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