What must be completed prior to moving an aircraft?

Moving an aircraft requires a move brief to be completed to ensure that all personnel involved are aware of the specific conditions and requirements for the aircraft's movement. The move brief typically covers crucial elements such as the route to be taken, any potential hazards, communication protocols, and the overall plan for the movement. This structured briefing is aimed at enhancing safety and ensuring that everyone is on the same page regarding the aircraft movement.

While other checks like a daily check, safety briefing, and equipment check are also important components of overall aircraft operation and safety, they are not specifically focused on the logistical considerations and team coordination required for moving an aircraft. The move brief specifically addresses the unique circumstances related to the operation at hand, ensuring that all factors are taken into account before the aircraft is relocated.