What kind of evaluations may be required post-incident?

Post-incident evaluations are critical for understanding the effectiveness and efficiency of the response to any incident at an airport. Legal and operational assessments are particularly necessary to ensure compliance with regulations and to identify lessons learned for future incidents. These assessments involve a thorough review of the actions taken during the incident, the resources deployed, response times, and coordination with other agencies.

Such evaluations help determine if operational protocols were followed correctly and whether they need adjustment based on the situation encountered. They can also assess the legal implications of the response and identify any potential liability issues that could arise, ensuring the airport's operations are both safe and legally compliant.

While other evaluations like physical evaluations of the rescue team, financial audits of service expenditures, and public satisfaction surveys are important in their own contexts, they do not directly address the primary concerns of legal compliance and the operational effectiveness that arise from the response to an incident.