What is the minimum clearance distance when taxiing with wing walkers?

The minimum clearance distance when taxiing with wing walkers is set at 10 feet. This distance is established for safety reasons, ensuring that there is adequate space between the aircraft and any obstacles, personnel, or other aircraft. The use of wing walkers is crucial in providing guidance to the pilot during taxi operations, especially in tight spaces where visibility may be limited.

Having a clearance of 10 feet allows for the safe movement of the aircraft while still providing enough space for wing walkers to maneuver safely alongside. It is important for ground crews and pilots to adhere to this guideline to prevent accidents and ensure the safety of all personnel on the airfield.