Japan — Single Picture — 2025-07

Single Picture: SP-6

There was one motorboat on the river, but no yachts. The preceding aircraft had just become airborne. The windsock was inexplicably located on the ramp. Inside the hangar was a classic aircraft (a DC-3?).

Follow-up Questions (SP):

What is the wind like? Are there any issues? What kind of wind would be problematic? From there, the discussion shifted to crosswind landings.

4/6-Panel Sequence: FC-4

Assuming you are in the trailing aircraft, what would you do? What should the preceding aircraft do next? Is it safe for it to taxi to the ramp from its current position? What would you do if the preceding aircraft stopped completely? (Scenario details: Preceding aircraft holding short, your aircraft on a parallel taxiway. The diagram doesn't show if a turn to the opposite side is possible. If unable to turn, the stated answer was to call for a towing car.)