Aircraft Loading and Unloading (RMP09)
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Aircraft Loading and Unloading (RMP09)

Aircraft Loading and Unloading (RMP09)
Location
Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear, England, United Kingdom
Mode of learning
Online
Level
Beginner
Category
Airport & Ground Operations
Duration
2 Hours
Tuition fees
£ 50

Description

    IATA AHM1110 RMP09 | IS-BAH IG 8.4 | Approx. 90 mins | Self-study online

    The Aircraft Loading and Unloading online course is designed to equip FBO and ground handling personnel with the essential skills and knowledge required for safe and efficient aircraft loading and unloading operations. The course covers key principles, including aircraft ground stability, cargo hold inspections, bulk and ULD handling, and general principles to consider when operating equipment.

    Participants will also learn how to manage special loads, identify hazardous materials, prevent tail tipping during loading, and recognise essential aircraft documents, such as the Loading Instruction (LIR) and NOTOC.

    Topics

    • Aircraft Ground Stability
    • Cargo Hold Inspection
    • Aircraft Holds and Compartments
    • Damage and Spillages
    • Unit Load Devices (ULDs)
    • Unloading and Loading Dangerous Goods
    • Handling Special Loads
    • Segregation and Separation
    • Aircraft Documentation and Load Messages
    • Positioning and Operation of Loading Equipment
    • Emergency Procedures

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    By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

    • Understand the importance of ground stability during aircraft loading and unloading operations.
    • Recognise aircraft hold layouts, numbering systems, and key considerations when using Unit Load Devices (ULDs).
    • Identify the purpose of aircraft loading documentation and explain why loading instructions must be followed.
    • Report spillages, damage, or other issues within the aircraft hold promptly and appropriately.
    • Apply general safety precautions during loading and unloading procedures.
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