Trenton-Mercer Airport in NJ conducts emergency training exercise

Trenton New Jersey airport to conduct emergency response training drill

Trenton-Mercer Airport (TTN) in New Jersey is conducting a full-scale emergency training exercise. Per the Federal Aviation Administration's guidelines, Mercer County is required to organize a mock emergency scenario once every three years. The exercise allows the agencies that will respond to a true emergency to train together in a single venue and is designed to measure the level of preparedness of first responders.

The TTN Airport Emergency Plan involves the cooperation of the National Transportation Safety Board, the Federal Aviation Administration, the FBI, the New Jersey Division of Aeronautics, the County Office of Emergency Management and County Emergency Communications. With COVID-19 health regulations in place, many of the drills will be performed virtually.

During the drill, responders will manage a realistic scenario of an aircraft overshooting a runway, with injuries reported. The results and information gained from the event will allow Airport personnel to improve or revise the Airport's emergency response procedures if necessary.

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