Where have you back-taxiied throughout your Infinite flight career and how enjoyable was it?
What is Backtaxi?
Backtaxi (also known as backtrack) ground procedure which involves the use of any portion of a as a taxiway for an aircraft to taxi in the opposite direction from which it will take off or has landed. The procedure is commonly used at smaller airports and private strips which may not have separate paved taxiways parallel to the runway. It is a higher-risk procedure, as pilots may not see, or hear the radio transmissions from, aircraft taxiing on the runway.
Most regional Japanese airports are nice IRL since they have marking, lights, and even electronic signs that act as PAPI lights indicating when you should start turning around on the runway. They’re mainly for 767’s to use since ANA and JAL fly them into airports with short and narrow runways.
If you have access to airport charts, you can find the diagram :)
Uh, it says backtaxiing in the title. So backtracking and back taxiing would mean the same thing. I’m thinking backtracking as of the sudoku project that I have done during my Artificial Intelligence class
alex/polis, is quite frankly the only one i know but when i fly over greece in IF i check out airports like mykonos and paros and naxos they have taxiways to the runways
