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In Gliding, in the United Kingdom, CB SIFT BEC is the standard mnemonic to prompt a series of checks prior to take-off. The CB SIFT BEC acronym stands for: * Controls * Ballast * Straps * Instruments * Flaps * Trim * Brakes * Eventualities * Canopy In the late 1970s the RAF Cadet Gliding Schools in the UK used CB SIT CB.