Title Page
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Conducted on
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Prepared by
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Location
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Ref No:
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STA
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STD
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ATA:
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FLT Number:
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Stand:
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A/C Type:
- Dash8 Q400
- Airbus 318
- E190
- E170
- ATR 72
- ATR 42
- D 328 Jet
- Saab 2000
- Airbus 220
- Fokker 50
- RJ 85
- RJ 100
A/C Reg:
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A/C Reg:
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Airline
- Aer Lingus
- BACF
- BA Mainline
- Swiss
- Lufthansa
- Blue Island
- Flybe
- Alitalia
- Loganair
- Eastern Airways
- Tap
- KLM
- Sunair
- LOT
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LIGHTING
- Daylight
- Night
- Dawn/Dusk
- Sun Glare
- Artificial Light
ENVIRONMENT
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Weather Conditions
- Clear
- Fog
- Windy
- Snow/Sleet/ICE
- Rain
- Heavy Rain
- Extreme Heat
- Extreme Cold
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Any Warnings in effect?
- High Wind
- Lightning / Thunder
- Low visibility
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Other Weather Observation
Pre-Aircraft Arrival
Pre-Aircraft Arrival
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Are all Ramp Services personnel wearing mandatory PPE (high-viz vest/Jacket, ear defenders, safety boots & gloves)
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Please record the name of those not wearing PPE
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Are all RSA clearly displaying Airside passes
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Please record the name of those not Displaying their Pass
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Has an apron inspection been conducted ensuring the aircraft stand is clear of any foreign object debris (FOD) prior to the aircraft arrival
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Please record the responsible Agents Name
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Are the marshalling wands, chocks, headset lead and ground power prepared prior aircraft arrival?
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Are marshaller(s) and wing guidance personnel positioned in correct positions prior to the aircraft arrival at stand
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Are all personnel, vehicles and equipment clear of the active stand, clear of FOD and the FEGP pit covers closed
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Are all Vehicles Airside Permits valid, clearly visible and legible
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What is the registration no or Equipment Number?
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Are passenger steps clear of foreign object debris (FOD), snow and ice and is the TENSA barrier deployed
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Do ground personnel remain clear of active stand prior to the aircraft arrival ?
Aircraft Arrival
Aircraft Arrival
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Does the lead marshaller use the correct marshalling signals in accordance with CAA-CAP 637 and does the lead marshaller stay in full view of the 2nd marshaller/flight deck throughout the manoeuvre ?
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Does the second marshaller use the correct marshalling signals in accordance with CAA-CAP 637 and correctly positioned to ensure permanent visual contact with the flight deck ?
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Has the Aircraft been held in the taxiway if the PIGs are still in position on the lower stand until removed to a safe position under the port side wing tip
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Does the flight crew follow the marshaller(s) signals at all times?
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Has the correct procedure been followed if the aircraft required re-parking (Go-round)
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Are aircraft ACW beacons switched off with engines fully spooled down prior to any personnel approaching the aircraft (unless A/C has inoperative APU in which case has the correct procedures been followed)
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Has the aircraft been chocked and coned as per airline procedure (Annex 12, AGSM) before positioning any equipment on to the aircraft
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Are the nose wheels chocks removed once MLG are in position and stowed correctly ?
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Has the headset acceptance been performed? (hand signals if thunderstorm warning in place/unserviceable communication equipment)
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Has an arrival walk-around/Damage Inspection been carried out
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Has a brake test been performed before entering the aircraft stand?
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Has the MGPU been correctly positioned, chocked and disconnected from the tug prior connection to aircraft?
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Has the power lead lanyard been attached to the latching ring inside the power hatch
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Has the fix ground power been correctly positioned
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Has the correct sequence been followed to apply the power to aircraft and has the correct hand signal given
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Are aircraft passenger steps pre- set to the appropriate height, correctly positioned with the park brake on, stabilisers fully deployed and the side rails extended to the aircraft with the safety buffer maintaining a minimal gap
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Has the agent vacated the stairs platform after knocking on the passenger door to avoid an accidental chute deployment
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Are passenger integrated guidance system (PIGS) correctly positioned before any passengers disembark the aircraft in accordance with company and airline procedure manuals
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Are the cargo doors checked for damage prior GSE positioning
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Has the handbrake been applied to all aircraft servicing equipment
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Are banks-guidance personnel used at all times when reversing vehicles/ equipment to or from the aircraft
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Are the belt loader driving/positioning procedures followed correctly when docking onto the aircraft?
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Are the GSE operated properly at all times( e.g. speed, reckless, door close, access/egress …)
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Are all safety rails deployed, as per procedure, when accessing the hold or when working from the boom (i.e. checking the aircraft hold?
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Were all hold nettings / restraints secure on arrival
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If applicable, was a safety report filed with Airside Operations if the aircraft arrived with hold nettings / restraints open
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Has the correct access/egress procedures been followed
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Were the hold nettings kept inside the hold(s) at all times during the offload?
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Has inbound priority baggage been separated on the tug to ensure priority delivery to the belt
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Has passenger baggage / freight been handled with care at all times?
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Cargo holds checked for damage, contamination, missing/damaged restraint(s) after unloading
Mid-Aircraft Turnaround
Mid-Aircraft Turnaround
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Is the aircraft re-fuelling vehicle free to approach the aircraft without obstruction and does the fuel vehicle have a rapid exit route kept clear at all times?
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Are aircraft passenger steps free of catering waste, foreign object debris, snow and ice
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Are aircraft passenger steps re-checked during the turnaround for correct height and ground security relating to the additional weight application of fuel, baggage/ freight
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Have the holds been checked (end to end/floor to ceiling) and were empty (other than authorised items in transit) and clear of any suspicious items on completion of the offload and prior to commencing the on-load
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Have the aircraft holds been checked before loading commences damage, contamination, missing/damaged restraint after unloading
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Has the belt loader re-positioning procedure been followed correctly
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Is the baggage/ freight handled, loaded correctly and appropriately and was the OBB split necessary/ completed by OBB staff
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Has the aircraft been loaded according to load instruction (includes deviation)
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Were the hold nettings kept inside the hold(s) at all times during the unload
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If applicable, has any Dangerous Goods, Special Loads been segregated and secured as per regulations
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Have the aircraft hold restraint nets been secured
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Are all safety rails in place when RS agent is egressing the hold and when working from the boom (i.e. while securing the cargo nettings)
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Is the LIRF complete and been certified by the Appointed Person (Dispatcher / TRM)
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Is the belt loader removal procedure followed correctly?
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Are the aircraft hold smoke detectors clear of any obstruction(s)
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Have all manual handling techniques been adhered to during the offload / on-load of baggage
Aircraft Departure
Aircraft Departure
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Has the passenger stairs removal procedure been followed correctly
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Were the cones removed only once all equipment was away from the aircraft
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Has the agent confirmed with the flight deck that the aircraft parking brakes were set
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Were the nose NLG chocks re-positioned prior removing the MLG chocks
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Is the apron stand checked for foreign object debris (FOD) prior to the aircraft departure?
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Has the ‘headset person’ conducted a complete pre-departure visual safety check of the aircraft , only after all equipment has been removed and in an uninterrupted motion
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Are all personnel, vehicles, equipment clear from the front and behind the aircraft prior to the ACW warning lights being switched on
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Is the headset operative pre-positioned prior to the aircraft anti-collision warning lights being switched on
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Has the MGPU been reconnected to the tug at the last point of the turnaround prior to start
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Has the correct (M)GPU removal procedure been followed correctly
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Did the RSA complete a 360º degree walk round of the tug and MGPU before driving away
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Are the FEGP pit covers closed
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Do the aircraft nose-wheel chocks remain in place during the aircraft engine(s) start-up procedure?
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was the aircraft safely marshalled off stand assisted by wing-guidance personnel
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Was a headset lead used during the start-up (Unless the lead became unserviceable or a thunder storm warning was in effect)
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Is the aircraft given wing-guidance and ‘all clear signal’ whilst departing stand?
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Was the departure of the aircraft delayed
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if so what airport code was noted by the flight dispatcher
Aircraft Turnaround Equipment Timings
Aircraft Turnaround Equipment Timing
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A/C on chocks
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Headset Arrival
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Arrival Walk-Around Inspection
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Ground power connected
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Front steps on
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Back steps on
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First passenger off
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Last passenger off
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Bags offload completed
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Outbound bags received
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LIRF received
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Bags reload completed
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First passenger on
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Last passenger on
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Back steps removed
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Front steps removed
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A/C cargo holds checked by dispatcher
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A/C passenger door closed
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Departure checks
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Ground power disconnected
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A/C start-up
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A/C off chocks
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A/C off stand
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Comments for any delays:
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TACO Or Auditor Signature
Verification & Follow up of Audit
Verification of Follow up audit
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(If Unsatisfactory, state reasons)
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Checked by: