The Airport Map: Landside, Airside and Restricted Areas
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It is your first week at Lakeside Airport. Your supervisor says, "Go to the staff door by the baggage hall. Do not go airside." You nod. Then you stop. What is airside? Where does it begin?
Focus: an airport is split into zones. Each zone has its own rule on who may enter. Learn the zones, the boundaries between them and the signs. Then you will know when a person is in the wrong place.
Learning objectives
- Say what landside and airside mean.
- Explain what a restricted area is and what its signs tell you.
- Follow the path of a passenger and of a bag through the airport.
- Name the main work areas and the points that need extra care.
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