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Aircraft marshalling and ramp hand signals - Initial

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Level

Initial training

Target audience / relevant staff

Ground staff who assist the flight crew during maneuvering of the aircraft and engine starting.

Objectives

  • Know how to apply the safety rules around an aircraft.
  • Know the hand signals to assist the flight crew during maneuvering of the aircraft.

Contents

Theoretical

  • Role and responsibilities of the operator.
  • Safety principles related to moving aircraft.
  • Safety rules around the aircraft.
  • Preparation and check of the aircraft stand.
  • Completion of the arrival and departure operations.
  • Principles of aircraft chocking and coning.
  • Marshalling/Hand Signals and communication with cockpit crew.

Practice

  • Application of the rules and methodologies discussed in theoretical training with real time situation.
  • To apply marshalling during aircraft arrival operations.
  • To apply marshalling during aircraft departure operations (according to local availabilities).
Training course based on the IATA Standards in the Airport Handling Manual (AHM) and IATA Ground Handling Manual (IGOM).

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Duration indicative basis

35 hrs / 5 days. (theoretical / 4 hrs + practice / 31 hrs)

Prerequisites

There are no prerequisites for this course - Access badge with zone A Aircraft valid on local airport.

Method

  • Theoretical course provided in classroom.
  • Practice provided in real conditions in the context of the aircraft turnaround.
  • A qualified and experienced trainer provides the training action.

Evaluation

  • Theoretical : Written validation test (minimum 80% of correct answers required - IATA / AHM 1110)
  • Practice : Skills Assessment Sheet (minimum 80% of required positives).

Validity

Maximum 3 years ( IATA recommendation/ AHM 1110)