What is the identification for a sling that has a small looped end towards the aircraft?

The identification for a sling that has a small looped end towards the aircraft is accurately represented by the description of a "Handle." In the context of rigging and sling operations, a handle typically refers to a feature that allows for easier manipulation and attachment of the sling to the aircraft or the load being lifted. The presence of a looped end facilitates a secure connection, ensuring that the sling can be properly anchored or attached to attachment points on the aircraft.

While other options may refer to different parts or types of sling equipment, they do not specifically describe the feature characterized by the small looped end intended for use with aircraft operations. A properly designed handle enhances operational efficiency and safety when it comes to maneuvering loads and securing them for aerial transport.