BAA Airport Operations
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Just wondering if anyone could tell me why some BAA Airport Ops Vehicles have green lights on them? Also what the letters ODM mean?
If you have a look at this pic you will see what I'm on about!
http://www.airliners.net/open.file/0464487/L/
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Just wondering if anyone could tell me why some BAA Airport Ops Vehicles have green lights on them? Also what the letters ODM mean?
If you have a look at this pic you will see what I'm on about!
http://www.airliners.net/open.file/0464487/L/
Cheers all
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Sadly, modern times in BAA has meant the demise of "Ops Duty Manager" job title and also changes in the job role. "Customer Service" seems to be in may of the job titles these days. Not sure it is for the better though.
I think green lights were in the event of emergency response in non-airside areas, where blue lights are not permitted for Ops vehicles.
I think green lights were in the event of emergency response in non-airside areas, where blue lights are not permitted for Ops vehicles.
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Thanks for that. I thought that in the UK green lights were used only by Doctors, as ICAO I think states just an Amber Yellow light. Just wondering, thats all. I have worked/gone through many airports around the world and the standards seem to change all the time.
Does anyone know exactly why BAA use the green lights and is it a requirement?
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Does anyone know exactly why BAA use the green lights and is it a requirement?
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