Hi Pilots,
I have a tricky question about Canvas Eagle related with pilot/observer wounds.

Suppose you are flying a Caproni CA3, with one pilot, a copilot and 2 observer and you draw a chit that say: "Test for pilot wound".
In this case rules says: "Only check the pilot for a wound" but what about the copilot ? Should you also test him for wounds ?

On the other hand, when a "Test for observer wound" is drawn, should you ignore the copilot or is he considered an observer ?
Suppose your Pilot suffer a wound, can you switch to copilot without any penalty ?

This problem came out some days ago and we were not able to find a general rule of thumb for planes with more than 2 seats.

Do you have suggestions ?

Thanks,
Nick.

12.03 Multi-Engine Aircraft Crew: If a damage marker requires an observer to be wounded or killed this will refer to a "gunner"; a die roll may be required to determine which gunner has been hit.
Similarly, if a pilot and co-pilot are both present and a damage marker requires a pilot to be wounded or killed, a die roll may be required to determine which pilot has been hit. If the pilot is killed or wounded, the co-pilot may take over flying, providing the aircraft has a living co-pilot. If a pilot or gunner is killed, they cannot be hit again on a subsequent turn by another damage marker; damage markers indicating a crew member hit, only applies to living crew members.

Suppose you are flying a Caproni CA3, with one pilot, a copilot and 2 observer and you draw a chit that say: "Test for pilot wound".
In this case rules says: "Only check the pilot for a wound" but what about the copilot ? Should you also test him for wounds ?

On the other hand, when a "Test for observer wound" is drawn, should you ignore the copilot or is he considered an observer ?

Suppose your Pilot suffer a wound, can you switch to copilot without any penalty ?