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First we should not assume the intent of the offensive player when they leave the floor.
There needs to be a distinction between a dribbler and an airborne player who gathers the dribble and is entitled to land.
You need to handle this like a player catching a pass while airborne, see CB 10.6.1.B. If B1 moves into the spot after A1 has jumped any contact before A1 lands is a blocking foul.
To get to ysongs question.
If B1 is on the spot before A1 leaves the floor to pass or shoot you have either a player control foul on a try or a team control foul on a pass.
If A1 is airborne on a try or pass and B1 then moves to the spot it's a blocking foul.
If A1 jumps and gathers his dribble, then B1 moves to the spot, if contact occurs before A1 lands it is a block, if A1 lands and then contact occurs it is a PC foul.
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