FOD, or Foreign Object Damage, is a significant concern on airfields because it can pose serious safety risks to aircraft during takeoff, landing, and taxiing. Objects such as debris, loose hardware, or wildlife can cause damage to engines, tires, or other critical components, potentially leading to accidents or costly repairs. Moreover, FOD incidents can disrupt airport operations and affect overall air traffic safety. Therefore, maintaining a clean and clear airfield is crucial for safe aviation operations.
FOD (Foreign Object Damage) removal is the responsibility of all ground-crew members, and anyone tasked for the job by authority personnel at the airfield.
MOS repair, EALS repair, FOD team, MAAS installation
MOS repair, EALS repair, FOD team, MAAS installation
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Brian J. Fod has written: 'BSE'
The possessive form for the noun airfield is airfield's.
FOD (foreign objects and debris) is continually swept off of active runways for transient aircraft. All vehicles entering taxiways and runways must be swept for FOD before entrance. A FOD picker is a handy little tool which allows the user to remove FOD from vehicular tire tread. NO, I don't know where to buy one.
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