What should the stab angle be set at while pushing an aircraft?

Setting the stab angle to zero degrees while pushing an aircraft is essential for maintaining stability and control during ground operations. When the stab angle is at zero degrees, it allows the aircraft to stay in a neutral position, reducing the risk of inadvertent aerodynamic forces acting on the tail. This position is particularly crucial when maneuvering aircraft on the ground, as it minimizes the potential for lift or drag that could affect the steering and handling of the aircraft during pushback or towing. By ensuring the stab angle is at zero degrees, ground crews can effectively manage the aircraft’s movement, enhancing safety and operational efficiency.