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Crisis PR Flashcards

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What are five crisis categories, with examples, that an airport should anticipate?

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  1. Sudden - aircraft accident, natural disaster
  2. Creeping - employee lawsuits, regulatory violations
  3. Predictable - upcoming labor strike, community protests
  4. Improper Decision Making - human factors, training, etc.
  5. Cyber - malicious blogging, hacking damage, etc.
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For an airport during a crisis, what two things must be handled correctly and professionally?

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  1. Incident

2. Media

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What is the first step in crisis mgmt planning for an airport’s PR team?

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Brainstorming the various crisis possibilities and responses to mitigate or prevent them.

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What is another advantage of pre-planning crisis response that may not manifest itself until well after the crisis is over?

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Diligence on the part of Mgmt may be a significant argument against negligence.

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A crisis communication plan includes what three components?

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  1. Key personnel and their contact info identified
  2. Immediate steps that should be taken
  3. Airport Spokesperson(s) designated that are not top officials
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What is the reasoning behind using a spokesperson?

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  • Initial info to media is routine and repetitive.
  • Allows AEs and top gov’t officials to concentrate on crisis
  • Signals that top official’s priority is managing the incident, though it is expected they will eventually speak with media.
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Effective spokespersons have what four characteristics?

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  1. Approachable
  2. Willing
  3. Coachable, so as not to offer opinion or conjecture
  4. Assertive enough to not be pushed around or coerced by media
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What may be required of an airport’s PR representative during cases of national concern?

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Coordination of media relations with various gov’t agencies or NIMS Public Info Officer (PIO).

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Under NIMS, a ____________ ____________ ____________ may be established to coordinate public affairs functions and release emergency information.

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Joint Information Center (JIC)

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For use during a crisis, the airport should have pre-established ____________ ____________ for journalists to work from or meet with the PIO. What should be realized about this situation?

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media center

Not all journalists will respect an airport’s boundaries.

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What are the standard questions that media is after regarding news stories?

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Who, what, when, where, why, and how

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How do the various media venues differ in what info they are looking for?

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Print - wants details and timelines for descriptive, analytical writing

Radio - looks for concise info in speaker’s own words

Broadcast Media - needs video and photos s best to offer location where possible to avoid them searching for one on their own.

Bloggers / Citizen Journalists - want same access as traditional media, but realize they may have political agenda.

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During a crisis, media is appreciative of rapid _____________ of ______________ and ______________, even if it means saying “I don’t know”.

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dissemination / information / responses

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AEs should also work with ___________ and ____________ ___________ such as the American Red Cross and Salvation Army in coordinating media management.

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relief / support agencies

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What are the two goals of a PIO during a crisis?

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  1. Reducing public panic

2. Telling the public what to do, if appropriate

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During a crisis, it is important for the airport organization to ___________ the right thing first, rather than ___________ the right thing.

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do / saying

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A good PIO will grasp a situation early on, and have an idea of:

  1. 2.
    3.
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  1. Event duration
  2. Media attendance
  3. Logistics needed
17
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For news gathering, media will want to know what four things?

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  1. How close to event allowed
  2. Where can access to news and decision makers be found
  3. Overview explanation of the event
  4. Ongoing status reports for large events
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What three things must be considered when choosing the location of a media staging area?

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  1. Potential crime scenes must not be infringed upon.
  2. Rescue operations must not be impeded.
  3. Location chosen that allows privacy, considering telephoto lenses and parabolic microphones, for incident command and PIO personnel and discussions
19
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The PIO, in conjunction with other PIOs and the airport’s crisis / emergency response team and affected stakeholders, should first:
1.
2.
3.

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  1. Gather event facts
  2. Analyze and determine if information should be shared with command staff or other agencies.
  3. Anticipate media questions and develop clear response strategies.
20
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Basic info should immediately be sent to the media to stave off __________ and __________.

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rumor / speculation

21
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Employees must be instructed to not:

1.
2.

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  1. Speak with media

2. Disclose information on social media

22
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The second PIO responsibility is to advise _________ or _________ officials that have responsibility for managing the event.

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elected / appointed

23
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The PIO should give event briefings in the following order.
1. 
2. 
3.
4. 
5.
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  1. Media - Very basics to quell rumor and speculation
  2. Elected / Appointed Officials if directly responsible
  3. Regulatory Officials such as NTSB
  4. Media - Best able to do mass notifications
  5. Public - Through media
24
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Statements to media about the airport are taken in by those who are supporters, detractors, indifferent, or unaffected. For that reason, messages should be written for the __________ and not ___________.

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majority / detractors

25
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Social media, while possessing many attributes, is challenging to emergency managers. An especially troublesome problem is what?

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Private individuals having the ability to disseminate event information.

26
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Working with reporters has what four advantages?

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  1. Gauging reporter’s goals or agenda
  2. Rapport development so AEs become “real” people
  3. Balanced reporting results
  4. Education of reporter and subsequently, the public
27
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In the role of PIO, what is meant by being “cooperative” with the media?

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It means understanding media’s role of keeping the public informed and helping them with appropriate information. It does not mean feeling obliged to give them everything they want, answer every question, or speculating.

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When speaking with the media, what are the two advantages of being concise?

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  1. Additional questions are discouraged

2. Lessens the opportunity for media editors to edit-down comments, thus changing context and meaning.

29
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  1. What is meant by “feeding the beast”?

2. What are the advantages of doing so?

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  1. Providing new information to the media on a timely basis.
  2. Advantages include:
    • increased credibility
    • limiting “bad” news being often repeated
    • not forcing media to look elsewhere for news
30
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When asked several questions at one time, how should the PIO respond?

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Choose only one to answer.

32
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When speaking with the press, never __________ another agency or the __________.

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blame / airport

33
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What should be remembered about the statement, “no comment”?

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Should be avoided as gives impression of hiding something. If must be said, always explain why.

35
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Besides working with media, the PIO will also be providing information to what group?

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Family members of victims

36
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What legislation seeks to protect victim’s privacy by greatly restricting the issuance of their health status to a limited number of gov’t agencies?

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Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPPA) of 1994

37
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The NTSB is responsible for coordinating disaster response resources, with regard to family assistance, communicating with foreign gov’ts, etc. Further, airlines are responsible for assisting family members of victims. What act is responsible for this arrangement?

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Aviation Disaster Family Assistance Act (ADFA) of 1996

38
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Issues management includes identifying which are prone to be ____________ to the airport and ____________ tactics such as education and transparency.

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detrimental / mitigation

39
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What are the responsibilities of the Office of Transportation Disaster Assistance (TDA)?

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  1. Provide Information to family members following an accident
  2. Update families of victims on investigation progress in subsequent months.
40
Q

AEs should identify an airport’s __________ in advance and work through __________ ___________ ____________ in advance.

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vulnerabilities / worst case scenarios

41
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For GA accidents, the NTSB ________ ________ _________ is the authorized spokesperson once on scene and with respect to NIMS procedures

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Investigator-in-Charge (IIC)

42
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What are two effective methods for monitoring internet comments about the airport?

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  1. Google Alerts

2. Real Simple Syndication (RSS) feed to aggregate all conversations

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