Research an airport terminal incident at a U.S. or international airport. Summarize the incident to include an overview, how the incident response was handled, lessons learned, etc. Discuss how your airport would respond to a similar incident. Is your airport prepared to deal with such an incident? Are any additional resources, staffing, training, etc., needed at your airport?

#1. 2 pages An airport director must be familiar with airport incidents in order to best respond to a similar situation in the future.
Research an airport terminal incident at a U.S. or international airport. Summarize the incident to include an overview, how the incident response was handled, lessons learned, etc. Discuss how your airport would respond to a similar incident. Is your airport prepared to deal with such an incident? Are any additional resources, staffing, training, etc., needed at your airport?
#2. 3 pages airport managers need to review their existing facilities and projected growth to determine if they need to make modifications.
Use Canvas Studio to prepare a PechaKucha-style presentation in which you compare your airport with the information youve reviewed in the module presentations, answering the following questions:
Identify your airports ground access systems. Include the roadway systems both on the airport and access to the airport from the local community, public transportation types (trains, rental cars, limousines, taxis, bus systems, APM, etc.), parking facility types, etc. Diagrams, figures and other visual representations are useful tools.
Identify your airports terminal systems. Include the types of terminals, boarding areas, levels, and types of facilities within the terminals (ex: concessions, airlines [non-stop destination, international activity, traffic counts, etc.], security, FIS/CBP, etc.).
Are your airports facilities sufficient to meet their demand now and in the future? If not, what should they do to correct the problem?

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