Which procedure is NOT part of ground control's responsibility during a runway incursion?

• A. Directing involved aircraft to clear the runway
• B. Monitoring weather conditions continuously
• C. Ensuring safety of all aircraft on the ground
• D. Communicating with air traffic control

Answer: (B)

Monitoring weather conditions continuously is not a direct responsibility of ground control in the context of a runway incursion. Ground control focuses on managing aircraft movements on the ground, which includes directing aircraft to clear runways, ensuring safety for all aircraft on the ground, and maintaining clear communication with air traffic control.

While ground control must be aware of weather conditions to make informed decisions, continuous monitoring of weather is generally handled by other entities, such as the tower or meteorological services, to provide updates that ground control can use. This differentiation ensures that ground control can remain focused on their primary roles in maintaining safe and efficient ground operations, rather than being distracted by the broader scope of weather monitoring.