Airport Business - 27

Enhance safety and
performance in your
AOA operations
through training.
AUTHOR Joe Petrie

AT MORE than 5,600 acres,
keeping operations safe
in the airfield operations
area at Dallas Fort Worth
International Airport (DFW) is
far from a small task.
There are 16,000 people who
are licensed to drive on the airside
of DFW, 1,000 of which can operate
vehicles in movement areas. Keeping
them and passengers safe on the
roughly 2,000 flights per day traveling
through the facility is a delicate task,
which airport leaders take seriously as

they train employees how to operate
vehicles on the airfield.
"We handle it all internally," Paul
Sichko, vice president of operations,
DFW said. "We create the training
materials, we administer that through
a learning management system, we
track it all for the FAA."



Airport Business

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Airport Business

Inside the Fence - Covid 19: Support Your Local Airport
Industry Update
MSP Takes on Winter
Mission Critical: Keep Military Aviation Airborne
'From Design to Line'
Ready and Able
Airport Guru - 30 Years After ANCA: Can Airports Live with New Community-Imposed Noise Restrictions?
Legal Matters: Does a Tenant Have Any Remedies when the Minimum Standards Are Amended and Compliance is Impossible or Impracticable?
Contracts 101: A Brief Field Guide for the Uninitiated
Use the Power of Data to Keep Runways Clear During Winter Weather
Product Profile: There's Snow Business Like Snow Business
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Airport Business - Inside the Fence - Covid 19: Support Your Local Airport
Airport Business - Industry Update
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Airport Business - MSP Takes on Winter
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Airport Business - Mission Critical: Keep Military Aviation Airborne
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Airport Business - 'From Design to Line'
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Airport Business - Ready and Able
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Airport Business - Airport Guru - 30 Years After ANCA: Can Airports Live with New Community-Imposed Noise Restrictions?
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Airport Business - Legal Matters: Does a Tenant Have Any Remedies when the Minimum Standards Are Amended and Compliance is Impossible or Impracticable?
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Airport Business - Contracts 101: A Brief Field Guide for the Uninitiated
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Airport Business - Use the Power of Data to Keep Runways Clear During Winter Weather
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Airport Business - Product Profile: There's Snow Business Like Snow Business
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