FIRE PROTECTION AND CRASH RESCUE Sample Clauses

FIRE PROTECTION AND CRASH RESCUE. ‌ The City shall be responsible for and provide fire protection and crash rescue services for both civil and Air Force aircraft operations at the Airport in accordance with FAA standard of operation of a commercial airport and operation of jet aircraft. The City, through its Fire Department, maintains fire fighting and crash rescue operations with duty personnel consisting of trained fire fighters and equipment of one (1) fire vehicle, with a capacity of 1500 gallons of water, 450 pounds of dry chemical and 200 gallons of light water (AFFF).; At least one light dash vehicle is first aid equipped. If the City needs to exchange equipment, they will notify the Air Force at least 30 days prior to making such exchange. Crash/rescue services will be provided for both civil and Air Force aircraft 24 hours, daily.
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FIRE PROTECTION AND CRASH RESCUE a. The Government maintains a fire fighting and crash rescue organization in support of military operations at the Airport. Within the limits of the existing capabilities of this organization, the Government agrees to respond to fire and crash rescue emergencies involving civil aircraft, subject to subparagraphs 8b, 8c, and 8d below.
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FIRE PROTECTION AND CRASH RESCUE a. The Air Force maintains the level of fire fighting, crash, and rescue capability re- quired to support the military mission at WAFB. The Air Force agrees to respond to fire, crash, and rescue emergencies involving civil aircraft outside the hangars or other structures within the limits of its existing capabilities, equipment, and available per- sonnel, only at the request of Sponsor, and subject to subparagraphs b, c, and d below. Air Force fire fighting, crash, and rescue equipment and personnel shall not be rou- tinely located in the airfield movement area during nonemergency landings by civil air- craft.
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FIRE PROTECTION AND CRASH RESCUE a. The Air Force maintains the level of firefighting and crash/rescue capability required to support the military at DAFB. Air Force firefighting and crash/rescue equipment shall not be routinely parked on the airfield during non-emergency landing by civil aircraft. However, the Air Force agrees to respond to the fire and crash/rescue emergencies involving civil aircraft outside the hangers or other structures on DELDOT/Kent County property within the limits of its existing capabilities, equipment, and available personnel, at the request of DELDOT or the pilot of an aircraft, subject to subparagraphs b, c, and d below. The senior fire official shall determine when the emergency is terminated.
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FIRE PROTECTION AND CRASH RESCUE. The City, through the Pueblo Memorial Airport Fire Department, maintains an Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting (ARFF) operation with duty crew personnel consisting of trained fire fighters and equipment meeting the Recommended Minimum ARFF Vehicle and Staffing for MOOTW Fire Protection (AFPAM32-2004). In accordance with Paragraph 4, the Government will provide the City of Pueblo Airport Authority with their anticipated flying training schedule at Pueblo Memorial Airport, one month in advance of any flying operations. The Airport will try to accommodate unexpected training events (not included in the monthly training schedule) if sufficient phone notification is received. The Airport Director, or his/her designated representative, must approve these changes prior to the training event to ensure that proper ARFF coverage will be available. The AFRC will operate at the airport only when fire protection services are available.
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FIRE PROTECTION AND CRASH RESCUE. The parties to this Agreement have entered into a separate reciprocal fire protection agreement, which sets forth each party's responsibilities of fire protection and crash rescue services. or The parties to this Agreement have entered into a separate mutual aid fire protection agreement, which sets forth each party's responsibilities of fire protection and crash rescue services. or
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FIRE PROTECTION AND CRASH RESCUE. The parties to this Agreement have entered into a separate Mutual Aid fire protection agreement, which sets forth each party's responsibilities of fire protection and crash rescue services and the parties agree that the separate mutual aid agreement remains in effect. [Use if the Airport Authority has a fire organization at the airport providing mutual aid to the Air Force for aircraft rescue and firefighting services] -Or-
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