What action should be taken when conflicting movements exist with an issued warrant?

• A. Ignore conflicts
• B. Stop operation until next day
• C. The crew adheres to the most restrictive authority and coordinates with the dispatcher
• D. Follow oldest

Answer: (C)

When there are conflicting movements under warrants, one movement must be controlled by the more restrictive authority and the dispatcher must be contacted to resolve the conflict. This safety rule ensures that the movement with tighter limits in time, location, or conditions takes precedence, reducing the chance of collisions or unsafe occupancy. The dispatcher can issue a revised warrant or give concrete instructions to safely clear the conflict and continue operations.

Why the other ideas don’t fit: ignoring the conflict creates a clear safety risk; stopping until tomorrow is impractical and unsafe; following the oldest warrant ignores current safety constraints and the actual restrictions in place.