What is the purpose of the ARFF window?

The ARFF (Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting) window serves as a critical component in ensuring the safety of airport operations, particularly during emergencies involving aircraft. The main purpose of this window is to coordinate and manage responses to emergencies that occur before and after flights, such as fire incidents, accidents, or any situation that jeopardizes the safety of aircraft and passengers.

In this context, the ARFF window allows for effective communication and action amongst emergency response teams, facilitating swift response times to incidents on the airport premises. This prompt response capability is essential for minimizing damages and ensuring the safety of all personnel involved.

Other options, while related to airport operations, do not align with the primary function of the ARFF window. Post-incident evaluations, maintenance assessments, and drone operation limitations are separate areas of airport management and safety operations that do not directly pertain to the immediate emergency response framework established by the ARFF.