Cessna 207 Skywagon — Emergency Procedures

This document is an Advisory Circular (AC) published by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) of New Zealand, specifically focusing on aerodrome rescue and firefighting (RFS) procedures. It outlines acceptable compliance methods with the aerodrome emergency plan and firefighting requirements as per Civil Aviation Rule Part 139. The document is intended for aerodrome operators and RFS personnel, detailing the necessary training, equipment, and operational standards required to ensure effective emergency response in the event of an aircraft accident. Key updates in Revision 7 include new sections on simulated training and operational requirements, as well as updates to medical and training standards.

• The RFS must create survivable conditions and initiate rescues during aircraft accidents.
• Personnel must meet strict medical fitness standards, including vision and hearing assessments.
• Annual live fire training is mandatory for RFS personnel to maintain skills.
• Personal protective equipment (PPE) is essential for all firefighting personnel.
• Response capabilities must be verified regularly to ensure readiness for emergencies.