Reporting at an Airport
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It is 02:15 at Aravali Airport. You are on patrol near the cargo road. A side door in the fence line is closed, but it does not lock. Nobody is near it. Nothing looks stolen.
At an airport, a weak point must be reported, even when nothing has happened yet.
Focus: report early, report to the right place, and write it down.
Learning objectives
- Say who you report to at an airport.
- List what must be reported, and how fast.
- Say clearly where you are on a large airport.
- Report a safety problem, even one you caused.
- Keep airport registers correctly.
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