T/CCAATB 0028-2022 Active

Main technical content: Civil transport airports (hereinafter referred to as transport airports) are an important part of the transportation industry, providing necessary guarantees for air passenger transportation, air cargo and mail transportation, and other flight operations. In recent years, with the rapid development of the economy, society, and aviation technology, the scale and business scope of transport airports have continued to expand, and their connections with other organizations have become more frequent and closer. The interdependence of the businesses between transport airports and other organizations has significantly increased. However, at the same time, the frequency of emergencies such as natural disasters, accident disasters, public health emergencies, and social security incidents has also been increasing, resulting in an increasing trend of business interruptions at transport airports. How to quickly recover after business interruptions has become one of the urgent problems to be solved. Business continuity management, as an effective method for various organizations to respond to emergencies and ensure the continuity or rapid recovery of their businesses in major emergencies, has gained increasing global recognition and been put into practice. Moreover, with the increasing attention and importance attached to business continuity management worldwide, business continuity management has become one of the indispensable management tools for enterprises. This document is based on assessing the ability of transport airports to quickly recover and continue operations in response to various emergencies. Through business continuity assessments, it effectively identifies and analyzes the current status of various resources that cause business interruptions. The results of the business continuity assessments will help transport airports develop a series of effective measures for risk prevention, interruption response, and rapid recovery, which will be o