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If an airbridge is not available, and we have any wheelchair passengers, then we would need to use this vehicle here which is known as an ambulift. An ambulift means we can safely get the wheelchair passenger on-board without the passenger having to be lifted from their chair. Once the ambulift reaches the height of the aircraft door, the passenger can be wheeled directly onto the aircraft.

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Airbridges are commonly found at airports and are an important safety feature. Why is that? Well, the reason airbridges are so useful is that they keep passengers off the ramp. An airport ramp can be a very dangerous place with many vehicles moving around, so if we can keep passengers off the ramp, we are less likely to encounter an accident.

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Before passengers come on-board, cabin crew carry out a range of safety and security checks. They check over the whole aircraft to ensure that all of the emergency equipment is on-board and in good working order and to make sure nothing dangerous has been put on-board. The purpose of this activity is to ensure passenger and crew safety.

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This is a sniffer dog and here he is being asked to check baggage in the baggage reclaim area. The dog will be trained to identify if a passenger is travelling with illegal drugs. Sniffer dogs are also used at security to sniff for explosives. These dogs are there in an airport to keep everyone safe.

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This is a Customs Officer and his key role at the airport is to ensure that passengers do not bring illegal goods into the country. Therefore, Customs Officers perform an important safety role at an airport.

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Immigration officers also keep us safe at an airport. They check the documentation of all arriving passengers and passengers without the correct documentation will not be allowed entry to the country.

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There is a police presence at all UK airports in order to keep the airport safe. They are there primarily to protect passengers and staff from a terrorist attack. However, they will also become involved in various incidents at an airport. So, for example, if you have an aggressive passengers being offloaded for being inebriated, then the police may become involved. Or if a passenger is caught shop-lifting from Duty-free, for example, then the police will intervene.