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1 When an aviation incident causes injuries or deaths, assistance to victims and their friends and relatives becomes necessary. If the incident is an aircraft accident, it is the legislated airline's responsibility to provide this assistance; however, the airline may not have enough employees at the airport to deliver this assistance.
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2 Emergency Working Groups at Airports and emergency preparedness of airports and airlines; managing an emergency or incident associated with a flight diversion; and training and professional development of airport emergency managers. The data for this study was derived from 32 interviews with 25 airports (17 large-hub, four medium-hub, and four small-hub airports)
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