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Abandon - CORRECT ANSWER: To desert or leave a vehicle or equipment
unattended.
Access Control System - CORRECT ANSWER: A system designed to control access
through a security barrier at a Security IdentificationDisplayArea(SIDA)Accesspoint.
Accident - - CORRECT ANSWER: A collision between one aircraft or vehicle and
another aircraft, vehicle, person, or object that resultsinpropertydamage,personal injuryordeath.
Advanced Driver/Movement Area Privilege - CORRECT ANSWER: Advanced drivers
are individuals who are authorized to drive on the runways and taxiways that are under the control of the FAA Air Traffic Control Tower and also include authorized taxi mechanics and authorized individuals towing aircraft utilizing "Towbarless Tow Tractor." The "Towbarless Tow Tractor" is an important designation over a conventional push back / tow tractor. Advanced driving privileges are denoted by a red stripe on an Airport ID Badge. Mechanics have a blue stripe.
Air Traffic Control Tower (ATCT) - CORRECT ANSWER: - The Federal Aviation
Administration Air Traffic Control (ATC) Towers located on the airport.
Aircraft - CORRECT ANSWER: - A machine or device, such as an airplane, helicopter, glider, or dirigible, that is capable of atmosphericflight.
AIRCRAFT FUELING FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT - CORRECT ANSWER: A. No
person will conduct Aircraft refueling operations unless the Aircraft is properly bonded to the refueling equipment. The refueling operator must maintain physical control over the equipment during the refueling process.O'Hare: If any spill occurs, contact (773) 894-9111 for proper disposal. Midway: If any spill occurs, contact 911 and the Midway Communication Center at (773) 838-9111
- Refueling equipment will not be used to transport any bulk-packaged, combustible 1 / 4
materials, except when such materials are contained in a closed, fire-resistant box. This box must be mounted on the equipment and be of a design and material acceptable to the Commissioner or his/her designee.
- All refueling equipment must comply with regulations as required by the Chicago Fire
- Fuel vehicles must be parked a minimum of 50 feet away from airport buildings and
Department and CDA, amended as needed.All fuel trucks must carry fire suppression equipment as required by the Chicago Fire Department and/or National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) regulations. All fuel trucks must be equipped with a keyed ignition system or a push button I battery switch ignition system.
in Department-designated areas. In addition, fuel tankers must be parked with 10 feet of CLEAR SPACE on each side of tanker. No other equipment can be parked within the clear space.
E. Whenrefueling:
- Fuel vehicles must be 10 feet apart from other vehicles and 50 feet from any
- Fuel vehicles are required to have Typ e BC chemical extinguishers on the truck.
- Never jam or disable the dead man switch or otherwise disable any safety
- Inspection and certification by Chicago Fire Dep
structure.Chicago Department of Aviation Ground Motor Vehicle Operation Regulations Manual Page | 23
equipment or feature.See Addendum A. for Fuel Service Vehicle Inspection Report.
Aircraft Safety Envelope - CORRECT ANSWER: Designated area around the aircraft
where vehicles and equipment are prohibited to park in prior to arrival of aircraft.
Airfield - - CORRECT ANSWER: The airfield is the subsystem of the Airports, which provides the venues for the operations, and maintenance of aircraft. The airfield includes Runways, Taxiways, Gates, Aprons, Aircraft Holding Areas, Aircraft Servicing,MaintenanceAreas,andCargo areas.
AIRFIELD LIGHTING - CORRECT ANSWER: All employees, tenants, contractors and
vendors must understand the significance of the different colored l I g h t I ngwithin the Security Perimeter. The three types of restrictive lighting
are asfollows:
- White Lights indicate a Runway.
- Blue Lights indicate a Taxiway.
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O'Hare: Amber lights indicate a crossroad that provides authorized vehicle access acrosstaxiways.Midway: Red ligh ts i n d i c a t e s e r v i c e roads. These r e d lights are l o c a t ed along the service road throughout some portions of the inside airport perimeter. The service road on the north ramp, adjacent to the Southwest Airlines hangars, is denoted by amber lights.
Airfield Operations Area (AOA) - CORRECT ANSWER: For the purposes of these
Regulations, the Airfield Operations Area refers to runways, taxiways and other areas of the airports that are used for taxiing, hovering, take-off and landing of Aircraft, areas used-for entry to and exit from Aircraft, as well as loading ramps and aircraft parking areas and areas not necessarily under the control of the ATCT and any adjacent areas not separated by an adequate security system, and includes, but is not limited to, the Movement Area. (Note, for the purposes of other airport rules and regulations, the AOA is more narrowly defined, but for the purpose of these regulations, areas inside the security perimeter fence will be considered part of the AOA, unless designated otherwise).
Airline Operating Procedures Manual - CORRECT ANSWER: Any of the various
manuals required for a given airline operator by the FAA, including but notlimited to those required by 14CFR Part 121.133, 14CFR Part 125.71 and 14 CFR Part 125.75.
Airport Airfield Operations (AAO) - O'Hare I Airport Operations - Midway - CORRECT
ANSWER: The Chicago
Department of Aviation offices who are responsible for airfield integrity, maintenance and general operations, as prescribed by Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR) Part 139. For the purposes of these regulations, a reference to the "Airport Airfield Operations Office" in general meansthe appropriate operationsofficeforeachairport
Airport Driver Testing Office - CORRECT ANSWER: The location where the airport
driver video is shown and driver test is administered. The video and testing may be intwo separate areas.
AIRPORT DRIVER'S TESTING - CORRECT ANSWER: Driver testing requirements
described in these Regulations must be met and adhered to before an Airport ID 3 / 4
Badge displaying driving privileges may be issued. Advanced Drivers are required to complete and successfully pass the combined Basic and Advanced Driver's Tests at least every 12 calendar months from the date of expiration. Copies of these Regulations are available through the ID Badging Office or may be downloaded at www.flychicago.com/driving. A pilot's license does not entitle an individual to drive a Ground Vehicle on the airside. FAR Parts139.303 and 139.329 training must be completed prior to testing. Taxi mechanics require annual FAR Part 139.329 training. In addition, all requisite training and study must be completed before reporting to the ID Badging Office to take the test.
- Individuals requesting driving privileges at an airport must have a current valid
- Basic (Yellow) Driving Stripe
driver's license. Driver's licenses must remain current for the life of the issued badge. Drivers must renew their licenses prior to badge renewals, when applicable. Expiration, suspension or revocation of an individual's driver's license suspends or revokes that i ndividual's Airside driving privileges. Individuals may not obtain or renew driving privileges while their driver's license is suspended or revoked (See Section 35 of these Regulations). Airside driving privileges may be maintained with a Restricted Driving Permit or Judicial Driving Permit, but only if the permit covers driving at the applicable airport.
Effective November 1, 2016, all vehicle operators with yellow stripes must be certified and trained through the CDA's authorized driver's training program. Individuals who apply for basic airside driving privileges must have a need to d r i v e o n t h e A O A a n d a r e r e s t r i c t e d t o t h e N o
Airport ID Badge - CORRECT ANSWER: - An official airport Access Control System
identification badge issued by the City to various personnelwhoareemployedattheairportand/orprovideservicetotheairport.
Airport Operations - CORRECT ANSWER: The section of CDA in charge of overseeing
Airfield activity
Airport Security Program (ASP) - - CORRECT ANSWER: A security program approved
by the Transportation Security Administration(TSA)underof49CFR Part 1542.01 Chapter XII.
Airport Transportation System (ATS) - CORRECT ANSWER: The electric
trainatO'Harethat connects Terminals 1,2, 3,5, longterm/
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