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ILS minimums help | Checkride tomorrow need help
Asked by: John Adamms 2407 views FAA Regulations, General Aviation, Instrument Rating, Private Pilot, Weather
So an ILS approach has a DH of 200' agl. It also has a minimum visibility requirement of 2,400 RVR. As per part 91 there are no restrictions to begin an approach regarding weather/ceiling/visibility. While on the approach tower informs you of a touch down RVR of 1,400. Before reaching minimums, you have the approach lighting in sight. Can you continue to land in regards to the current RVR???
Thanks, John.
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