Legacy AFFF Use
Historic use at training areas, hangars, storage areas, and wash areas can create investigation and response obligations.
Airports · Aviation Authorities · Fire Training Facilities
Emerging regulations can create significant response costs.
Why airports face PFAS costs
Emerging regulations can turn legacy AFFF use into significant response costs.
Historic use at training areas, hangars, storage areas, and wash areas can create investigation and response obligations.
Airports may incur costs to replace foam, decontaminate equipment, manage rinse water, and update testing practices.
Many of these costs may be recoverable from AFFF manufacturers.
Investigate. Preserve. Recover.
Keep foam purchase records, training logs, maintenance records, and disposal documentation.
Investigate claims against AFFF manufacturers before more costs are absorbed.