How do airplanes deal with emergencies on the ground?

In the event of an emergency on the ground, airplanes follow a strict set of procedures to ensure the safety of passengers and crew members. The first step is for the pilot to alert the ground crew and air traffic control tower of the situation. Depending on the nature of the emergency, the pilot may also deploy emergency slides or instruct passengers to evacuate the aircraft.

The ground crew will then take charge of the situation, coordinating with emergency services if necessary. They may also inspect the aircraft for damage and determine whether it is safe to continue with the flight. If the aircraft cannot be flown safely, it will be taken out of service and passengers will be accommodated on other flights.

During emergencies on the ground, the safety and well-being of passengers is always the top priority. Airline staff are highly trained to handle such situations and work together to ensure that everyone is safe and secure.