text: Chapter 13
  Figure 13-2. Lifts, serials, and chalks
  BUMP PLAN
  13-22. The bump plan ensures that the most essential personnel and equipment arrive on time at the
  objective area. It specifies personnel and equipment that may be bumped from an aircraft or serial, and
  delivered later. Each aircraft load and serial has a bump plan sequence designated on its air movement
  table.(Seetable13-2.)
  Table 13-2. Aircraft bump information
  13-23. If all personnel within the chalk cannot be lifted, individuals must know who is to offload and in
  what sequence. This ensures that key personnel are not bumped arbitrarily. This ensures that key aircraft
  chalks are not left in the pickup zone. When an aircraft within a serial or flight cannot lift off and key
  personnelareonboard,theyoffloadandboardanotheraircraftthathaspriority.
  13-24. Bumped personnel report to a pickup zone bump area specified bycompanyor larger units. Atthis
  location, theyare accounted for, regrouped, andrescheduled bythe PZCO for later deliveryto appropriate
  landing zones. Sometimes, spare aircraft are held in reserve for bumped chalks in the event a primary