Chocking & Coning Training

The Chocking & Coning VR training module teaches ground-handling staff how to secure an aircraft correctly through standardized chock and cone placement. Trainees learn how to handle and position chocks to prevent unintended aircraft movement, place cones to establish clear safety zones, and follow the correct sequencing for placement and removal. The module includes step-by-step guidance and immediate feedback on alignment, location, and procedure adherence, helping trainees build confident, repeatable performance for aircraft securing operations.

No, the training lessons are not videos to watch. Draxon’s VR modules are fully interactive scenarios in which trainees actively perform tasks, make decisions, and receive real-time feedback. This hands-on approach is designed to build procedural accuracy for chock and cone placement far more effectively than passive video-based training.

Yes, Draxon’s Chocking & Coning VR training can reduce the need for traditional classroom instruction by letting trainees apply procedures directly in a realistic virtual apron environment. Immediate feedback corrects errors in placement and sequence, accelerating understanding and reducing how much instructor-led explanation is needed before supervised on-the-job practice.

The training prepares staff for real aircraft securing tasks by letting them practice chock and cone placement repeatedly in a risk-free environment. Trainees can make mistakes, like incorrect positioning, missing steps, or inconsistent sequencing and correct them immediately through feedback. This helps standardize execution across teams, increases confidence, and reduces the likelihood of errors during live ground operations.

Yes, most people with a tendency to motion sickness can use the training without discomfort. Less than 3% of trainees typically report symptoms. Draxon’s VR training modules are designed for stable working environments with smooth movement and intuitive interactions, keeping the experience comfortable while maintaining high training value.

Yes, the Chocking & Coning VR Training is applicable for initial training. It introduces new hires to aircraft securing procedures in a safe virtual environment, including correct chock placement, safety-zone coning, and the proper order for placing and removing equipment. Step-by-step guidance and real-time feedback help trainees build core competence before working around live aircraft.

Yes, the Chocking & Coning VR Training supports recurrent training by helping experienced staff refresh securing routines, procedural sequencing, and placement accuracy. Realistic scenarios and automated feedback promote consistent standards and maintain operational readiness across ground-handling teams.

Yes, the Chocking & Coning VR Training is developed in alignment with IATA ground operations standards. Trainees practice standardized aircraft securing procedures, such as correct chock placement, safety-zone coning, and compliant sequencing for placement and removal. This is supported by step-by-step guidance and automated feedback to reinforce consistent operational execution.

Yes, the training design is aligned with EASA safety principles. The Chocking & Coning module reinforces safety-critical routines for aircraft securing, including disciplined equipment placement, hazard-aware behavior near aircraft, and consistent procedural execution, supporting safe performance in live ground operations.