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Runoff waters from airport areas constitute a serious environmental problem. It is essential to monitor levels of pollutants emitted into the environment and measure their toxicity on a continuous basis. The authors’ aim was to critically review data on pollution from aviation fuel combustion, aviation fuel spillage, the washing and cleaning of aircraft and airport service equipment, and the use of de-/anti-icing agents published in scientific journals. The authors also summarize information on the analytical methodologies available for the determination of pollutants emitted during airport operations and provide data on the toxicity of runoff containing compounds used in de-/anti-icing operations.
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