Aircraft

Question 1

Initial stage of aircraft incident?

Answer 1

Find location and gather information and advice en-route.
On arrival approach to gather information
Identify casualties
Identify hazards
Apply cordons

Question 2

Aircraft incident hazards?

Answer 2

Engines
Fuel systems
Aircraft under carriages 
Evacuation slides
Ballistic recovery systems
Electrical systems 
Liquid oxygen 
Radar systems and Aerials
Radioactive material
Hydraulic/cable systems
Cargo deck
Aircraft construction

Question 3

Aircraft engine hazards?

Answer 3

Moving parts
Props
Noise
Oils 
Temperatures
Risk of being drawn in
Projectile 
Pressurised fuels
Electrical supply

Question 4

Fuel system hazards!

Answer 4

Pressurised fuel lines
Flammability 
Extreme heat
Running/pool fires
Un-ignited fuel
Flammable atmosphere

Question 5

Undercarriage hazards?

Answer 5

Unstable/collapse
Hydraulic fluid leaks
Bursting tyres
Ram air turbine deployment

Question 6

Aircraft evacuation slide risks?

Answer 6

Obstruction. 
Unstable in strong winds. 
May deploy when an aircraft is opened. 
May injure people outside when deployed. 
May displace ladders if deployed.

Question 7

Ballistic recovery system(parachute) hazards?

Answer 7

Entanglement 
Defragmentation 
Unstable craft
Explosive 
Deployment

Question 8

Helicopter hazards?

Answer 8

Moving rotors

Water actuated devices

Question 9

Aircraft incident planned stage?

Answer 9

Control ignition sources
Attack fires upwind
Ensure survivor saftey
Consider effects of location on logistics and casualties
Consider a range of alternative means of access.
Consider appointing a marshalling officer

Question 10

Protracted stage of aircraft incident?

Answer 10

Crew rotation or relief 
Rest facilities 
Support from voluntary services 
Shelter for casualties/displaced residents. 
Post incident health surveillance 
Post incident welfare debrief

Question 11

Military air craft cordon controls?

Answer 11

400m

800m with weapons

Question 12

3 types of entry when rescuing from a cockpit?

Answer 12

Normal entry
Emergency entry
Forced entry