Which of the following is not a crash scenario listed in the emergency procedures?

• A. Engine fire en route
• B. Crash on airport
• C. Crash off airport
• D. Medical emergency

Answer: (A)

The key idea is distinguishing crash scenarios from other emergencies within the airport emergency procedures. A crash scenario is an aircraft accident that involves a crash on the ground—either on the airport itself or off the airport—and triggers the crash response plan. An event like an engine fire in flight is an in‑flight incident, not a crash on the ground, so it’s not categorized under the crash scenarios in the procedures. That’s why engine fire en route is not listed as a crash scenario. The other items describe ground or airfield crash events (crash on airport, crash off airport) or are managed under separate emergency categories, such as medical emergencies.