What description is associated with code FASB?

• A. ASSISTANCE
• B. BARRICADED SUBJECT
• C. BOMB THREAT
• D. AIRCRAFT STANDBY BLUEGRASS STATION

Answer: (D)

In dispatch coding, each four-letter code stands for a specific, predefined description that communicates a precise situation quickly. FASB maps to the exact phrase “AIRCRAFT STANDBY BLUEGRASS STATION.” This tells responders that an aircraft is on standby at the Bluegrass Station, signaling readiness for potential air support and informing ground units and aviation coordination of the current status and location.

The other options describe different situations (general assistance, a barricaded subject, or a bomb threat) and would be represented by different codes. They do not convey the aircraft standby status that FASB is meant to describe.