The image shows a cabin crew briefing taking place inside the aircraft cabin, with cleaning underway toward the rear of the cabin.
Last week, during flight, the captain suddenly clutched his chest and shortly afterward suffered crew incapacitation. I immediately took over control of the aircraft. To assess the captain’s condition, I requested assistance from the passengers. One passenger entered the cockpit to support the captain from behind and monitor his condition. Given the severity of the situation, I determined that diverting to a nearby airport would be safer than continuing to our planned destination, and subsequently initiated a diversion to the nearest suitable airport.
This sitting also included an ATC role-play: departing from Fukuoka, the crew develops a fuel imbalance and returns to the airport.
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