Two crop dusters collide in Rosetown.

[stmymdy]

I LOL'd

so did i ahahaa

[bodyflyer]

The pilot that was landing is at fault first, you can't land when there is another aircraft on the runway, period.

Just asking: Is that correct?

Your post was useful, quoting the CAR about not creating a risk of collision. Landing past someone who is trying to take off does look in general to be riskier in addition to being a little confusing to the other pilot. More justifiable is landing short of another aircraft still on the runway. But do you know a rule that prevents multiple aircraft on the runway at once?

[CpnCrunch]

The pilot that was landing is at fault first, you can't land when there is another aircraft on the runway, period.

Just asking: Is that correct?

Your post was useful, quoting the CAR about not creating a risk of collision. Landing past someone who is trying to take off does look in general to be riskier in addition to being a little confusing to the other pilot. More justifiable is landing short of another aircraft still on the runway. But do you know a rule that prevents multiple aircraft on the runway at once?

No, there is no rule preventing two aircraft being on the runway at once. The key is whether or not there is "a risk of collision", i.e. you need to talk to the other aircraft and be sure there is enough runway between you to do what you want to do safely.