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Class G Airspace VFR Visibility Less Than IMC?
Asked by: Drew 5433 views Airspace, FAA Regulations
Both Class G VFR visibility requirements below 10,000 ft MSL and 1,200 ft AGL are 1 SM. IMC means having less than 3 SM visibility and/or 1,000 ft ceiling. If conditions in class G airspace below 10,000 ft yield a ceiling greater than 1,000 ft but visibility of 2 SM, would be legal to fly VFR in it, given you meet the cloud clearance requirements?
If "yes," then what's the purpose of the categorized meteorological conditions like VMC and IMC?
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