Its a bit like being ground crew at an airport but these “ski signals” could be mighty useful in the in the backcountry even if your whole crew has walkies. Imagine a gusty day or an equipment failure, an old school accompaniment and backup are never a bad thing to have. Have fun practicing these with your crew….definitely suggest coming up with some of your own terminology: 
Bonus explanation of ground crew signal meaning: 
Double bonus infographic on de-icing planes: 
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