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54 APPENDIX A Airport Respondents Code Airport Name NPIAS Category Governance City/County State FAA Region APA Centennial Airport R County Englewood CO NM ASE Aspen/Pitkin County Airport NH-P County Aspen CO NM BJC Rocky Mountain Met- ropolitan Airport-Den- ver Airport R County Broomfield CO NM BTR Baton Rouge Metropol- itan Airport SH Authority Baton Rouge LA SW CLL Easterwood Airport NH-P Authority/Texas A&M College Station TX SW COS Colorado Springs Municipal Airport SH City/Lease to Military Colorado Springs CO NM DCA Washington Ronald Reagan National Airport LH Authority Arlington VA EA DEN Denver International Airport LH City & County Denver CO NM DFW Dallas–Fort Worth International Airport LH Authority/Corp. DFW Airport TX SW DIK Dickinson–Theodore Roosevelt Regional Airport NH-P Authority Dickinson ND GL DLH Duluth International Airport NH-P Authority Duluth MN GL DVL Devils Lake Regional Airport CS Authority Devils Lake ND GL ELP El Paso International Airport SH City El Paso TX SW FAR Hector International Airport SH Authority Fargo ND GL FXE Ft. Lauderdale Execu- tive Airport R City Ft. Lauderdale FL SO GFK Grand Forks Interna- tional Airport NH-P Authority Grand Forks ND GL GHG Marshfield Airport GA City Marshfield MA EA GYR Phoenix Goodyear Airport R City Goodyear AZ WP HND Hendersen Executive Airport R County Hendersen NV WP ISN Sloulin Field Interna- tional Airport–Willis- ton, ND NH-P City Williston ND GL IXD New Century Air Center R County Gardner KS CE JAX Jacksonville Interna- tional Airport MH Authority Jacksonville FL SO LAL Lakeland Linder Regional Airport R City Lakeland FL SO LYH Lynchburg Regional Airport NH-P City Lynchburg VA EA MDW Chicago Midway Inter- national Airport LH Authority Chicago IL GL

55 Code Airport Name NPIAS Category Governance City/County State FAA Region MEM Memphis International Airport MH Authority Memphis TN SO MEV Minden–Tahoe Airport GA County Minden NV WP MKY Marco Island Executive Airport– Naples Airport GA County Airport Authority Naples FL SO MSL Northwest Alabama Regional Air- port–Muscle Shoals CS Authority Muscle Shoals AL SO MSP Minneapolis–St. Paul International Airport LH Authority Minneapolis–St. Paul MN GL MSY Louis Armstrong International Airport MH Authority Kenner LA SW NYL Yuma International Airport NH-P Authority Yuma AZ WP ONP Newport Municipal Airport GA City South Beach OR NM ORD O’Hare International Airport LH Authority Chicago IL GL OSU Ohio State University Airport R Institute of Higher Education--OSU Dublin OH GL ONT Ontario International Airport MH City Ontario CA WP PDK Dekalb–Peachtree Airport- Atlanta R County Dekalb County GA SO RAP Rapid City Regional Airport NH-P City Rapid City SD GL RST Rochester International Airport NH-P City/RST Airport Co. Rochester MN GL SAN San Diego International Airport LH Authority San Diego CA WP SAT San Antonio International Airport MH City San Antonio TX SW SAV Savannah–Hilton Head Interna- tional Airport SH Authority Savannah GA SO SEA Seattle–Tacoma International Airport LH Authority Seattle WA NM SFO San Francisco International Airport LH City & County San Francisco CA WP SLC Salt Lake City International Airport LH City Salt Lake City UT NM SMF Sacramento International Airport MH County Sacramento CA WP STL Lambert–St. Louis International Airport MH City St. Louis MO CE STP St. Paul Downtown Airport R Authority St. Paul MN GL SUN Friedman Memorial Airport NH-P Authority Hailey ID NM SXQ Soldotna Airport GA City Soldotna AK AL VGT North Las Vegas Airport R Authority North Las Vegas NV WP VNY Van Nuys Airport R Los Angeles World Airports Van Nuys CA WP WVI Watsonville Municipal Airport GA City Watsonville CA WP YIP Willow Run Airport R Authority Ypsilanti MI GL Note: FAA regions are: Alaskan Region (AL): AK. Central Region (CE): IA, IL (Madison, St. Clair, and Monroe Counties), KS, MO, NE. Eastern Region (EA): DC, DE, MD, NJ, NY, PA, VA, WV, CT, ME, MA, NH, RI, VT. Great Lakes Region (GL): IL (all other counties), IN, KY (Boone, Kenton, and Campbell Counties), MI, MN, ND, OH, SD, WI. Northwest Mountain Region (NW): CO, ID, MT, OR, UT, WA, WY. Southern Region (SO): AL, FL, GA, KY (all other counties), MS, NC, PR, SC, TN, VI. Southwest Region (SW): AR, LA, NM, OK, TX. Western-Pacific Region (WP): AZ, CA, HI, NV NPIAS categories are: LH : Large hub MH: Medium hub SH: Small hub NH-P: Non-hub primaries CS: Commercial service R: Relievers GA: General aviation

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TRB's Airport Cooperative Research Program (ACRP) Synthesis 78: Continuity of Operations Planning for Small Airports compiles information about current continuity planning practices at airports of different types and sizes and determine how they can be effectively applied to smaller airports to maintain resilient operational and business capacity during a disruption, regardless of cause.

Business continuity planning is the process of developing a plan for operating essential operational and business functions in the face of a disruption caused by any types of emergencies, incidents, or events. This study addresses business continuity planning for both emergency and non-emergency disruptions. This report is a companion to ACRP Report 93: Operational and Business Continuity Planning for Prolonged Airport Disruptions.

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