What you will study
Marshalling signals and crew coordination
Recognize standard marshalling signals and connect them to communication between pilots and ground personnel. Shared understanding of the intended movement is part of the preparation for practical handling.
Positioning and aircraft-movement hazards
Consider safe positioning, escape routes and hazards associated with propellers, intakes, exhaust and foreign object debris. Relate the lesson to the actual aircraft and ramp environment before practical evaluation.
Knowledge into practical preparation
Online study and interactive practice support understanding of movement decisions. Organizations can arrange separate on-site instruction and evaluation around their aircraft, local operating area and handling responsibilities.
Learning outcomes
- Recognize standard marshalling signals.
- Identify hazards around moving aircraft.
- Explain the need for safe positioning and escape routes.
- Describe coordination responsibilities before a practical aircraft movement.
Aircraft and course applicability
Online aircraft marshalling knowledge and interactive practice. Hands-on instruction and observed ground-handling qualification are separate from online completion.
WWAOG provides independent training. Online completion records knowledge and simulation achievement; it does not replace observed practical qualification, employer authorization or applicable licensing. Use current aircraft-effective maintenance instructions for physical work.
