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ACRP Report Looks At GA Airport Safety, Security

By Sean Broderick | September 29, 2007

This report isn’t new (it was released six weeks ago, in fact), but I wanted to get it on the blog anyway. It’s an ACRP effort entitled “General Aviation Safety and Security Practices.” From the report’s summary:

The objective of this synthesis report is to identify current practices in safety management and security operations at general aviation airports and FBOs. Through the use of a survey of individual airports and FBOs, this report identified current practices and highlights unique, low-cost ideas that may be in use at one airport, but transferable to others.

Here’s a direct link to the 52-page .pdf version of the report; this link takes you to the report’s home page on TRB.org.

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