With the constant technological advancements in the aviation industry, the duties of an aircraft marshaller have evolved in every aspect of their work. However, all operations still require trained personnel to carry out the tasks that take place on the airport apron. An aircraft marshaller's job is not only to guide the aircraft into or out of its parking position but also to coordinate the work of the other areas involved in the ground handling of the aircraft, such as: cargo management, fuel management, safety procedure management, and the supply of necessary materials to the aircraft, among other similar tasks. In aircraft ground operations on the apron, there is a team where each person is responsible for a specific task, and a team coordinator oversees the proper performance of all the assigned roles. In this new release from the aviation library, you will find comprehensive information regarding the duties of an aircraft marshaller, along with a detailed description of everything an operator must know about the airport their working environment.