History — 302.203

302.203 (1) In an emergency plan, the operator of an airport shall, at a minimum , (a) identify the potential emergencies, including (i) an aircraft accident or incident (A) within the airport boundaries, and (B) within a critical rescue and fire-fighting access area that extends 1000 m beyond the ends of a runway and 150 m at 90° outwards from the centreline of the runway, including any part of that area outside the airport boundaries, (ii) an aircraft emergency declared by either air traffic services or a pilot, (iii) a fuel spill that spreads at least 1.5 m in any direction or exceeds 12 mm in depth, (iv) a medical emergency, (v) a fire in which airport operations or passenger safety is threatened, (vi) an emergency that is related to a special aviation event and that might have an impact on airport operations, (vii) a natural disaster, and (viii) any other emergency that is a threat or is likely to be a threat to the safety of persons or to the operation of the airport; (b) identify the organizations capable of providing assistance during an emergency at an airport or in its vicinity, provide the telephone numbers and other contact information for each organization and describe…