Where are the chocks typically placed during normal weather conditions?

The chocks are typically placed at both the nose gear and the main gear during normal weather conditions to ensure the aircraft remains stationary and secure while on the ground. This placement helps to prevent any unintended movement of the aircraft due to wind, vibrations from nearby equipment, or other environmental factors. By securing both the front and rear sections of the aircraft, the chocks provide a comprehensive safety measure to stabilize the aircraft. It is standard practice to utilize chocks in this manner to enhance safety protocols on the ramp.