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Tribune News Network
Doha
Matar, the Qatar Company for Airports Operation and Management, will be conducting the fourth full-scale emergency exercise at Doha International Airport on 03 December 2020, as part of its commitment to ensure a high level of preparedness in safety and security matters.
The exercise will be conducted in coordination with partners and stakeholders including Qatar Airways Group, Amiri Flight, Qatar Executive, Qatar Aircraft Catering Company, Qatar Aviation Services, Airport Customs, Ministry of Interior, Ministry of Public Health, Ministry of Transport and Communications, Ministry of Defence, Hamad Medical Corporation Ambulance Service, Qatar Civil Aviation Authority, Qatar Red Crescent Society and other national agencies.
The exercise will involve an aircraft ground emergency and will test how effectively airport partners, stakeholders, and government agencies respond to the emergency scenario.
The simulation, which will commence at approximately 10am and end at 12 midnight, is not likely to interrupt normal airport operations.
This advisory is being circulated to ensure there are no misunderstandings, should your newsroom receive reports of an emergency on this date. If you receive reports of concern from the public, please refer to this message.
Doha
Matar, the Qatar Company for Airports Operation and Management, will be conducting the fourth full-scale emergency exercise at Doha International Airport on 03 December 2020, as part of its commitment to ensure a high level of preparedness in safety and security matters.
The exercise will be conducted in coordination with partners and stakeholders including Qatar Airways Group, Amiri Flight, Qatar Executive, Qatar Aircraft Catering Company, Qatar Aviation Services, Airport Customs, Ministry of Interior, Ministry of Public Health, Ministry of Transport and Communications, Ministry of Defence, Hamad Medical Corporation Ambulance Service, Qatar Civil Aviation Authority, Qatar Red Crescent Society and other national agencies.
The exercise will involve an aircraft ground emergency and will test how effectively airport partners, stakeholders, and government agencies respond to the emergency scenario.
The simulation, which will commence at approximately 10am and end at 12 midnight, is not likely to interrupt normal airport operations.
This advisory is being circulated to ensure there are no misunderstandings, should your newsroom receive reports of an emergency on this date. If you receive reports of concern from the public, please refer to this message.
