What is included in the functional annexes of an Airport Emergency Plan?

The functional annexes of an Airport Emergency Plan focus on the specific actions and responsibilities of various entities involved in emergency management. These annexes delineate the performance of various broad functions such as communication plans, coordination among agencies, and operational procedures during emergencies. This ensures that all stakeholders understand their roles and responsibilities and can act swiftly and effectively in response to an emergency situation at the airport.

The other choices, while potentially relevant to airport operations, do not pertain to the core functions expected in an emergency plan. Detailed maps of the airport are essential for various purposes, including navigation and operations, but they do not detail the functional processes required during an emergency. Similarly, flight operation schedules provide information about flight activities but are not specifically about the response actions taken during an emergency. Maintenance records are important for operational management and safety but do not align with the emergency management processes outlined in the functional annexes of an Airport Emergency Plan.