Aviation Boatswain's Mate – Handling (ABH) Test 5 Practice

After movement of an aircraft on deck, what should be documented?

Movement times, crew involved, any issues, and chock/strap status. Time of day and personnel payroll. Weather conditions and fuel levels only. Aircraft color and model name.

Correct Answer:

Movement times, crew involved, any issues, and chock/strap status.

Explanation:

After movement of an aircraft on the deck, you need a complete record that shows what happened and how the aircraft is secured. Document the movement times to show exactly when the maneuver occurred, who was involved so accountability is clear, any issues or deviations encountered during the move so they can be reviewed or fixed, and the chock/strap status to confirm the aircraft is properly secured for safety and future operations. This creates a traceable, actionable log for safety, investigations, and coordination. Other details like payroll, weather and fuel levels, or the aircraft’s color and model name don’t provide the necessary safety and status information about the movement and securing of the aircraft.

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