Based on the information below, an Alert III is likely to require which of the following? An Alert I is a minor emergency which involves a disabled aircraft on the ground, including a flat tire or steering failure. An Alert II is a major aircraft emergency that could affect a safe landing, including faulty landing gear or an engine shutdown. An Alert III is the highest-ranking crisis and indicates an aircraft crash. This includes an imminent crash warning, a fire on an aircraft that is currently in flight, or a gear-up landing.
A. hazardous-material detection
B. toxic-material decontamination
C. rescue and lifesaving tactics
D. fuselage rebuilding