Auburn University Airport Training AFD/OFD

Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
5:45 Controlled vs. Uncontrolled Fields**
12:04 Taxiway and Runway Markings
17:17 Radio Communication Procedures
31:32 Aircraft Basics
36:00 Piper Seminole Cockpit Layout
38:43 Cirrus First Responder Video
54:52 SOG Response Coordination**
58:10 ILS Critical Area Overview**
1:00:50 Airport Overview
1:04:44 Media Management and NTSB Procedures
1:05:34 Final Notes for Flight Students
1:06:38 FAA Video Link and Closing Remarks

This video covers:
The layout of Auburn’s airport, including taxiways, runway markings, and key operational areas
The distinction between controlled and uncontrolled fields, with implications for response protocols
Proper radio usage and communication procedures for ground operations
An overview of aircraft systems, including pressurization, fuel types, and engine shutdown processes
Emergency response procedures specific to Auburn’s airport, including staging vehicles, alert levels, and media management
The video also reviews Auburn’s Standard Operating Guidelines (SOGs) and the Airport Emergency Plan (AEP) to create cohesive operations, particularly in joint efforts between Auburn and Opelika.
Special attention is given to the unique safety systems of Cirrus aircraft, which has been a major training point for other first responders.

*Training PowerPoint was recorded on shift with brief presentation interruptions due to calls.

For any questions or further clarification, shoot me a text or email at [email protected] or by text at 678-693-3643. This training is designed to ensure that all involved are well-prepared to handle emergency situations at Auburn’s rapidly growing and changing airport.

~ FF. Stavros



Helpful Resources:
https://www.faa.gov/airports/airport_...
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