What must be done immediately after completing an aircraft move?

Immediately after completing an aircraft move, the primary concern is to ensure the aircraft's safety and stability. Securing the aircraft with chocks and grounding it is essential because this action prevents accidental movement and ensures that the aircraft remains stationary during any subsequent procedures. Chocks are used to block the wheels, while grounding is a safety precaution to avoid any potential electrical hazards and to ensure the aircraft is properly prepared for any maintenance or operations that follow.

Filing a report and performing an inspection are important steps in the overall process but occur after the immediate securing of the aircraft. Communicating with air traffic control is usually relevant during takeoffs, landings, and taxiing, rather than after moving the aircraft in a controlled environment, such as a hangar or maintenance area. The priority is to first secure the aircraft to maintain safety.