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Pushback What item is a pushback operator holding up an unknown itemafter pushback?

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Pushback operator holding up somethingan unknown item

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After a pushback I saw the operator of the pusback truck standing next to his truck and showing the pilots a "thumbs up" with his right hand. In his left hand he was holding something up. It looked like a key or some kind of cotter.

I could imagine that it is some kind of part that he could only have if he really is clear from the plane and didn't forget to disconnect something.

Am I right? Is this some standard procedure? If so, what was he holding?

After a pushback I saw the operator of the pusback truck standing next to his truck and showing the pilots a "thumbs up" with his right hand. In his left hand he was holding something up. It looked like a key or some kind of cotter.

I could imagine that it is some kind of part that he could only have if he really is clear from the plane.

Am I right? Is this some standard procedure? If so, what was he holding?

After a pushback I saw the operator of the pusback truck standing next to his truck and showing the pilots a "thumbs up" with his right hand. In his left hand he was holding something up. It looked like a key or some kind of cotter.

I could imagine that it is some kind of part that he could only have if he really is clear from the plane and didn't forget to disconnect something.

Am I right? Is this some standard procedure? If so, what was he holding?

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