Simulated plane crash drill at Amarillo airport, Amarillo TX
Training Exercise / DrillA training exercise simulating an aircraft crash on runway 13 at Amarillo International Airport involved multiple fire units responding and setting up triage. The drill included managing victims with varying severity: two with minor injuries, two with moderate injuries, and one with severe injury. Emergency personnel coordinated evacuation and medical staging on site.
Audio|Source: Central Panhandle Counties Public Safety
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Transcript:
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This is Red 1,
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Red 1, Red 5,
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and Grass 10. Basically, Station 10 will be responding alert 3A for a simulated crash on runway 13 and Q2.2.
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Dispatchers of Red 1 will be requesting Channel 4, property.
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104, Red 1, Channel 4.
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Key vote 2.
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104.
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104.
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214.5-3.
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No number.
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34. 34.
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31 COVID-8
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Oh,
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go ahead
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Lincoln, Lincoln, Sam, 1765,
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sent to North Hughes
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Hughes
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We've got a 737 tap.
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I'm showing.
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The 5 is a power attack, but it will be airport at the end.
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Such a scare.
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T3506, I'm stayed at the approach end of 31 on Kilo and associated.
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This is dispatch.
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This is the airport command.
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And the Mock activated, please.
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Engine 10, stage north, a kilo-2.
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King 1-1 -Cob5 for a trioges since I've hung up with the status is of soles on board.
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Engine St.Cobby in that triogues.
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Hey, and that's Office 4.
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I'm out in the airport. Can you go ahead and discuss for me? Slide 3, L. 24.
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This is red five. We have a knockout on fire.
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Red 5, this is Red 1, copy.
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You've got a down in the fire.
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Press 10,
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this is Red 1.
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For victims or passengers, if they're there, we've got to get them off the plane.
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Please.
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Tim, this is command.
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I'm going to need you to go up closer to the aircraft, prepare to receive the passengers for triage.
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Engine tank copies, I'm going to move closer and e-triosh.
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This is airport command.
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Can you go ahead and get those talks about police.
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41, I'm too many comments have it.
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That's...
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10-4[1], I'm clear.
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NOS-4, I'm clear.
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Go ahead and just ask my 7 as 20. 2-4.
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AOC, main,
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and 20.
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We let incident in command know we have facility staff available and stage up at DSRE for escort or any other needs.
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Copy.
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Airport Command, ASC.
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So.
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The FRIE has facilities available for transport if needed.
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Airport command copies. We're waiting to see about the status of passengers. I haven't heard from the crew yet.
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All right.
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Copy.
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Dispatch, this is airport command.
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Airport command, go ahead.
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Could you go ahead and upgrade this to second alarm, please?
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Can far.
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Grass-in-Hosman, this is Airport Command.
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How many victims approximately do we have for passengers?
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This is triage.
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We have two greens, two yellows, and one red at this time.
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Just confirm you have two greens,
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two yellows, and one red?
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That is correct.
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been released by command and service now.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment / Message received
Disclaimer:
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Location mentioned:
Rick Husband Amarillo International Airport (AMA), 10801 Airport Blvd, Amarillo, TX 79111
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