What equipment may be necessary to stabilize a high load during transport?

Stabilizing a high load during transport is crucial for safety and control during movement, especially in challenging environments or when using aviation assets. Additional rigging can play a significant role in this stabilization process by providing extra support and attachment points that help evenly distribute weight and minimize the risk of swaying or shifting. Rigging hardware, such as straps, nets, or harnesses, enhances the load's security and ensures that it remains steady during flight or transport.

In contrast, while having more personnel might assist in handling or managing the load before it is airborne, they do not directly contribute to stabilizing the load during transport. Similarly, smaller aircraft may not possess the capacity or requirements for heavier loads, and opting for longer slings might not inherently stabilize a high load but could introduce risks depending on the situation.