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2 Establishing mutual aid relationships and agreements between airports and surrounding communities is necessary for building both airport and community resilience and ensuring emer gency preparedness, effective emergency response, and continuity of operations. Such agreements are primarily linked to the response phase of emergency management, but they are a crucial element of successful emergency operations planning, and can also aid in the mitigation and recovery phases of emergency management.
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3 included in the survey sample. Table 1 puts the samples in the context of the total number of airports in each category.
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4 Case Examples The survey responses were reviewed in the context of the approved work plan to select five case examples representing airports with no written mutual aid agreements (Case Example 1 -- five airports in Alaska; Case Example 2 -- two airports in Minneapolis–St.
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