What is the recommended method to ensure safety in high wind conditions?

The recommended method to ensure safety in high wind conditions is to place chocks to secure the aircraft. Chocks are used to prevent the aircraft from moving as they create a physical barrier that holds the wheels in place. In high wind situations, the risk of an aircraft moving or rolling unexpectedly increases significantly. By using chocks, you ensure that the aircraft remains stationary and secure, thus minimizing the potential for accidents or incidents.

While other options may seem beneficial in certain contexts, they do not directly address the critical safety requirement of securing the aircraft in adverse weather conditions. Reducing the number of agents on the ramp could hinder efficient operations and response to potential issues. Using additional safety cones may provide some visibility or demarcation but does not directly secure the aircraft. Increasing ramp speed, in high wind conditions, could create a hazardous environment and increase the likelihood of accidents. Therefore, securing the aircraft with chocks is the most effective method to enhance safety in these scenarios.