What's the effect of a runway's having or not having REILs on minimums for instrument approaches to that runway? I'm specifically interested in whether REILs are required in order for an LPV approach to be designed to the lowest possible minimums -- in other words, does the absence of REILs constrain the LPV approach to higher minimums? Do the minimums increase if the REILs are out of service?
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