10-11
Same as day signal with
addition of wands.
Conforms to ICAO signal.
Same as day signal with
addition of wands
Same as day signal with
addition of wands
Same as day signal with
addition of wands
SLOW DOWN
TURN TO LEFT
TURN TO RIGHT
MOVE AHEAD
8
6
7
5
Arms down with palms
towards ground, then
moved up and down
several times.
Extend right arm
horizontally, left arm is
repeatedly moved
upward. Speed of arm
movement indicating rate
of turn.
Extend left arm
horizontally, right arm is
repeatedly moved
upward. Speed of arm
movement indicating rate
of turn.
SIGNAL
DAY
NIGHT
REMARKS
1. Clench fist (day), or
down-turned wand (night),
means for pilot to lock
indicated brake.
1. Clench fist (day), or
down-turned wand (night),
means for pilot to lock
indicated brake.
2. Also used for spot
turns airborne aircraft.
Conforms to ICAO signal.
2. Also used for spot
turns airborne aircraft.
Conforms to ICAO signal.
Arm extended from
body and held horizontal
to shoulders with hands
up-raised and above eye
level, palms facing
backwards. Execute
beckoning arm motion
angled backward.
Rapidity indicates speed
desired of aircraft.
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Figure 10-4.—General aircraft-handling signals (sheet 2).
