Who instructs jumpers to load the aircraft?

The Jumpmaster is responsible for ensuring that jumpers are properly loaded onto the aircraft. This role encompasses a variety of critical tasks that contribute to the safety and success of a jump operation. The Jumpmaster communicates with the jumpers, providing instructions and guidance on the loading process, ensuring all personnel are correctly positioned and secured.

In executing this responsibility, the Jumpmaster also conducts safety checks and ensures that all equipment and jumpers are prepared for the jump. The Jumpmaster’s expertise and authority in managing the load process are vital for maintaining operational efficiency and safety during airborne operations. The other roles, although essential in their respective areas, do not carry the primary obligation of instructing jumpers during aircraft loading; thus, the Jumpmaster's role is pivotal to the success of this task.