In severe weather, proactive planning and clear communication are vital. We begin by enacting our crisis staffing plan, prioritizing critical functions and cross-training teams to fill essential roles seamlessly. To optimize efficiency, we coordinate closely with neighboring airports and airlines, leveraging resources and rerouting tasks as needed. Real-time updates keep all teams informed, while remote support options, like virtual dispatch and customer service, ensure passengers stay informed and reassured. This agile, collaborative approach enables us to maintain service continuity and safety standards, even in the face of disruption.

Severe weather can disrupt staffing, so it's important to communicate with teams to assess staffing levels and identify critical needs. Cross-training staff in multiple roles allows for flexibility in filling gaps quickly. Technology can be leveraged to streamline operations and reduce manual tasks. Having contingency plans in place helps manage disruptions effectively. Regular updates to passengers keep them informed and minimize frustration. A calm, solution-oriented approach is key to maintaining smooth operations.

Severe weather can disrupt airport operations. To keep things running smoothly, have a solid emergency plan. Train staff in multiple roles, maintain open communication, and prioritize essential operations. Collaborate with airlines, leverage technology, and assist stranded passengers. After the storm passes, review the situation to identify areas for improvement. By taking these steps, airports can weather the storm and minimize disruptions.