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mikek123 · February 16th, 2003, 10:47

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Is the pilot the only person who can determine flight vis.? Or can the FAA inspector on the ground bust you because the reported vis. was less than the minimums?

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The visibility required is flight visibility so as long as the distance you can see is greater than the required visiblity than you are good to land. The ATIS could be reporting 1/4 mile vis. but if you see 2 miles than you are good.

February 16th, 2003, 10:47	#6
mikek123 Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Gainesville, FL Posts: 112	Re: Part 91 Approach [ QUOTE ] Is the pilot the only person who can determine flight vis.? Or can the FAA inspector on the ground bust you because the reported vis. was less than the minimums? [/ QUOTE ] The visibility required is flight visibility so as long as the distance you can see is greater than the required visiblity than you are good to land. The ATIS could be reporting 1/4 mile vis. but if you see 2 miles than you are good.