According to safety protocols, any misunderstanding should be resolved when?

Resolving any misunderstandings before moving the aircraft is critical to ensuring safety. This is the phase where all crew members are in a position to discuss any concerns or clarifications needed without the immediacy of flight operations. Prior to aircraft movement, ensuring that all personnel have a clear understanding of their roles, cockpit procedures, and other operational details minimizes the potential for errors that could compromise safety.

Addressing misunderstandings at this stage allows for thorough communication and problem-solving, which is vital in aviation protocols where every detail is significant. After moving the aircraft, during taxiing, or at the time of landing, the environment becomes more complex, and distractions increase as the operation becomes more dynamic. Resolving issues before the aircraft begins its movement thus ensures that all parties are prepared and fully aware of the operation to follow.