Single Picture — Scene:
Picture: SP-17
At a local airport, a large snake is lying on the runway or taxiway as an obstacle, preventing aircraft from taxiing and posing a potential hazard to safe ground operations. Additionally, a fire truck is visible on site, though the reason for its presence remains unknown.
Sequence Picture — Scene:
Scenario: FC-21
Last week, during a flight, the aircraft was guided to block-in at an open spot by a marshal, and the ground crew noticed a liquid leaking from the aircraft, which was identified as a fuel leak from the right engine.
Subsequently, a fire warning appeared in the cockpit, and the mechanic also discovered fire coming from the right engine and informed the cockpit.
The fire was spreading to the wing, and passengers began evacuating through the left door using the steps.
During the emergency evacuation, one of the slide rafts failed to deploy. The pilots used the escape rope through the cockpit window to evacuate. Smoke was also coming out from the open door.
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