Difference between revisions of "Visual Flight Rules"

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In aviation, also known as "VFR". Air traffic rules allowing pilots to land by sight without relying solely on instruments. VFR conditions require good [[weather]] and [[visibility]].
 
In aviation, also known as "VFR". Air traffic rules allowing pilots to land by sight without relying solely on instruments. VFR conditions require good [[weather]] and [[visibility]].
  
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A Cessna 170 flying in VFR conditions.

In aviation, also known as "VFR". Air traffic rules allowing pilots to land by sight without relying solely on instruments. VFR conditions require good weather and visibility.