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FM/BG-976 · v1.03
Considerations prior to take-off
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- FM/BG-976
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- v1.03 1yr ago
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- Cpl Ross 21 Jul 2025
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v1.02
Confirm all personnel are boarded and ready.
Survey the immediate area for hazards such as trees, poles, and wires that may cause rotor strikes.
If operating in a flight group, establish the take-off sequence to avoid mid-air collisions.
Check airspace for other aircraft and ensure your departure won’t intersect their approach.
Plan your route before lifting.
v1.03
Confirm all personnel are boarded and ready.
Survey the immediate area for hazards such as trees, poles, and wires that may cause rotor strikes.
If operating in a flight group, establish the take-off sequence to avoid mid-air collisions.
Check airspace for other aircraft and ensure your departure won’t intersect their approach.
Plan your route.
Confirm all personnel are boarded and ready.
Survey the immediate area for hazards such as trees, poles, and wires that may cause rotor strikes.
If operating in a flight group, establish the take-off sequence to avoid mid-air collisions.
Check airspace for other aircraft and ensure your departure won’t intersect their approach.
Plan your route before lifting. route.
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