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Since it is obvious to the most casual observer, a plane such as a TBM
has such poor forward visibility and such a tough time with ground manuevering, wouldn't it have been easier to have a guy on a scooter escort it as a second set of remotely mounted eyes? Scott Ron Wanttaja wrote: Couple with a big radial cowling, the pilot probably doesn't truly get a good view forward until the longitudinal axis takes a significant offset from the centerline. With that, you're heading towards the taxiway lights that much quicker, and you're going to want to turn back early enough so the wheels don't leave the pavement. Like Dougdrivr said, it certainly was the pilot's responsibility to clear the taxiway ahead. But I can sympathize with the problems he faced. Ron Wanttaja |
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