It is not marsheller or marschaller. It is Marshaller with 2 a and 1 e and without c. This is an addition to communication between ATC and Pilot. It helps to reduce the work load of an ATC operator.
The dress code for a marshaller are:
1. Reflecting safety vest
2. Helmet with Acoustic earmuffs
3. Marshalling wands (Handheld illuminated beacon)
The main function of a marshaller is to guide the pilot during parking after landing and taxing to the runway for takeoff.
Excessive noise can cause hearing loss in marshallers, either imperceptibly over years or after a one time acoustic trauma. Therefore in many modern airports, the Marshallers are replaced by VDGS (Visual Docking Guidance System).
Necessary indications:
The dress code for a marshaller are:
1. Reflecting safety vest
2. Helmet with Acoustic earmuffs
3. Marshalling wands (Handheld illuminated beacon)
The main function of a marshaller is to guide the pilot during parking after landing and taxing to the runway for takeoff.
Excessive noise can cause hearing loss in marshallers, either imperceptibly over years or after a one time acoustic trauma. Therefore in many modern airports, the Marshallers are replaced by VDGS (Visual Docking Guidance System).
Necessary indications:
- keep turning
- slow down
- stop
- start engine
- shutdown engine/ cut engine
- identify gate
- continue to taxi straight ahead
- turn right
- turn left
- hold position/ stand by
- process to next marshaller or as directed by next marshaller or tower
- fire
- self brakes
- release brakes
- chocks inserted
- chocks removed
- end Marshalling
- to connect ground power
- to disconnect power
- all clear
- negative
- interphones
- do not touch controls
- open close stairs
- Indications for Helicopters:
- Lift off
- Land
- move upward
- move downward
- move left
- move right
- move forward
- move rearward
- hold hover
- release sling load
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