Death of Aviation Security Service dog Grizz
Media Statement l 18 March 2017
Auckland Airport has
announced that it will carry out its own review of the
events surrounding yesterday’s death of Aviation Security
Service dog Grizz.
The event was difficult for the whole
airport team, particularly for the agencies and staff who
tried to do everything they could to capture the dog.
Everyone involved in airport operations understands how
important working dogs are to the safe and secure operation
of airports.
The Emergency Operations Centre team, which includes representatives of the border agencies, airlines, ground handlers and New Zealand Police, made their difficult decision only after they exhausted all the viable options available to them.
We understand and acknowledge the strong community response to the decision, and our thoughts continue to be first and foremost with the Aviation Security Service dog handler, his colleagues, and all those who were involved in yesterday’s events.
Auckland Airport will be conducting its own review of the events and will liaise closely with the Aviation Security Service, which is also conducting a review.
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