justinbrett
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Although are you certain there is no plan?
ASP is certified for 777,747 and 380 planes to land. I would have thought that to be certified for those planes to divert and land at ASP there would be some sort of plan.
The problem is Australian airlines don't have a tarmac delay plan for Australian airports. Both QF and JQ have a plan on their websites but it specifically says it applies to US airports.
Also in the US if a foreign carrier diverts to a US airport when the original flight plan did not include a US stop it is not covered by the Tarmac delay regulation.
You answered para 1 with para 2. The plan is held by the airlines - facilitated by the airports. The problem is there is no policy, let alone a plan, to get pax off aircraft within Australia.
Para 2 is precisely my point.