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These simulations also could be used to test new airport emergency procedures. The soft cement is strong enough to support airport emergency vehicles, but disintegrates into fragments when a heavy aircraft runs over it, thus acting as a brake. A programme was being designed to help a pilot batch of officers
from the Airport Emergency Service Division lose weight and reduce
health risks linked to obesity. |
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