What should be done after the engines are successfully started?

After the engines are successfully started, removing the wheel chocks is a vital step in the ground operations process. This action is necessary to ensure that the aircraft can move safely and effectively once it is cleared for taxiing. Wheel chocks are used to prevent the aircraft from rolling while it is stationary, especially when parked or while the engines are being started. Once the engines are running and the aircraft is ready to begin its movement, the removal of these chocks is essential for ensuring that the aircraft can operate without hazard.

Other actions, such as disconnecting external power, conducting a safety check, or updating flight logs, are important but typically occur either before or after the removal of wheel chocks or serve different purposes in the overall process of preparing the aircraft for departure.