CERTIFICATE AIRPORT FOG AND EXTREME WEATHER OPERATIONS AND PLANNING

Through practical planning exercises and real-life examples, this one-of-a-kind course reviews operational obstacles due to weather and the solutions to address them. Explore planning tools and procedures that will help your airport respond to rare disturbances. Learn how to prepare your resources, equipment and staff to establish a proactive culture across your operations and organization.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Understand how adverse weather conditions produce complications Build response and action plans that address the risks your airport faces Minimize the impact of disruption and quickly return to normal operations Strengthen cooperation between departments and operations to become more efficient in planning and response Improve the allocation of resources, equipment and staff Understand how adverse weather conditions produce complications Build response and action plans that address the risks your airport faces Minimize the impact of disruption and quickly return to normal operations
Strengthen cooperation between departments and operations to become more efficient in planning and response Improve the allocation of resources, equipment and staff.

COURSE OUTCOMES

The impact of weather conditions and other sources of disruption Storms, heavy rain and floods
Extreme cold and heat Strong winds Low visibility situations Resource and operations planning
Developing a response plan and action plan Equipment, staff and special training Testing readiness Continuous improvement through self-assessment Returning to normal operations Communication and collaboration with third parties Stakeholders you should involve Communicating through the media
Airside operations Runway operations Ramp and passenger handling Current and future regulations