Civilian Airports / ARFF Compliance
Aircraft Rescue & Fire Fighting Compliance
The approved Index basis, response fleet, readiness, agents, qualified staffing, response checks, and capability events.
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ARFF readiness depends on the capability available today
An approved Index basis is only one part of the picture. Fleet availability, extinguishing agents, qualified staffing, response timing, and access roads must be understood together.
Glidepath keeps the basis and the operating evidence connected, including capability degradation and its closure.
Start with the approved basis, then verify capability
Record the approved Index and fleet
Maintain the airport’s approved Index basis and an effective-dated response fleet. Advisory calculations do not replace the approved airport Index.
Track readiness and extinguishing agents
Review vehicle readiness and agent inventories against the recorded program basis.
Connect staffing, response checks, and roads
Keep personnel qualifications and staffing evidence with response timing and all-weather access-road records.
Follow capability events through closure
Document degraded capability, the response taken, and the evidence supporting restoration and closure.
What it automates
Basis and capability stay separate
The approved Index is not overwritten by an advisory calculation.
Readiness has supporting records
Fleet, agents, staffing, response timing, and road access have a place in the same program.
Degradation has a closure history
Follow the event from reduced capability through the recorded restoration.
Straight answers
Can Glidepath approve or change our ARFF Index?
No. The airport records the approved Index basis. Any calculated Index guidance is advisory and does not replace the approved basis.
Does this cover more than vehicles?
Yes. The workspace also covers agents, personnel and staffing, response timing, access roads, and capability events.
Can we track a capability reduction?
Yes. Capability events retain the degradation, response, and closure record alongside the readiness program.
Connected modules
AEP
Airport Emergency Plan management, exercise-ready and aligned to the emergency-plan requirement.
Certification & ACM
The approved manual, requirement mappings, evidence, corrective actions, and inspection readiness in one workspace.
Training
Learner records, modules, sessions, qualifications, and compliance views, governed by your airport’s training program.