What are the three Levels of Airfield risks?

• A. Low, Moderate, Significant
• B. Low, High, Critical
• C. Low, Medium, High
• D. Minor, Moderate, Severe

Answer: (B)

The concept here is that airfield risk is categorized into three escalating levels to drive immediate and appropriate action. The three levels are Low, High, and Critical. Low indicates minor risk with routine operations and standard controls in place. High signals significant hazards that require additional mitigations, closer monitoring, and possible restrictions until the risk is reduced. Critical is the highest level, signaling imminent danger or actual severe impact, demanding immediate action to stop operations and escalate the response.

This set is the best fit because it provides a clear, three-tiered scale with a distinct, highest category that triggers rapid, decisive action. The other options use mid-range terms like Medium or Moderate or replace the top level with terms like Severe or Minor, which don’t align with the defined three-tier scheme and could fail to convey the urgent escalation needed when risk is greatest.