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Figure 4-21.—Circle of safety.

Figure  4-19.—Engine  danger  areas—at  taxi  power. · Do not permit personnel to walk in front of vehicles that are being driven near or are being backed into an aircraft. Figure 4-20.—Required ear protection in vicinity of aircraft. · · · · · Observe the circle of safety rules, as indicated in figure 4-21. Do not permit vehicles to park within 25 feet of an aircraft. Park vehicles parallel to the wing axis with  the  ignition  off,  transmission  in  its  lowest gear, parking brake set, and wheels chocked (fig. 4-22).  Chocks  are  not  required  if  the  driver remains in the vehicle. Between sundown and sunup, lights should be left in the park position. Ensure  all  personnel  wait  in  the  marshalling  area, unless they are specifically assigned to a job in the  aircraft  loading  zone. Do not permit personnel to enter an aircraft cockpit  or  other  restricted  areas,  unless  they  are requested to do so by the aircrew. Observe all flight-line speed limits. They are aircraft parking ramp = 10 mph, within 25 feet of the aircraft = 5 mph, inside the aircraft= 3 mph. These limits must be followed at all air terminals unless   otherwise flight-line  officials. directed  by  terminal  or 4-31

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