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25 Case Examples Five airports were selected as case examples to present the basic patterns of EWGs and alternative approaches. LAX has a fully realized EWG, modeled on SFO's EWG.
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26 Emergency Working Groups at Airports the EWG workbook originally developed by the SFO EWG. A sample meeting agenda is available (see Appendix G)
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Case Examples 27 on the airport but a major cruise line participated with the EWG in the most recent airport exercise. SEA has 30 separate airline operators, of which 20 are non-U.S.
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28 Emergency Working Groups at Airports examiner, and members from Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting, may join meetings when special topics are on the agenda. PASAG has no agreements (MOA or MOU)
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Case Examples 29 Boston Logan International Airport BOS has 41 separate airline operators, of which 32 are non-U.S. carriers.
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30 Emergency Working Groups at Airports The Airport Family Assistance Program BOS was one of the first airports to start an airport family assistance program to support the early stages of an airline response. Starting around 2000, the airport took the lead in preparing spaces and procedures for family assistance that any airline could choose to use.
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Case Examples 31 As noted by Lisa LeBlanc-Hutchings, with RSW, "We are small and play well together informally. Each is committed to helping the other" (e-mail, 9/13/18)
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