Practice question

What visual condition is required for a pilot to be cleared for a VISUAL APPROACH?

  1. The pilot must have the aerodrome or preceding aircraft in sight and maintain visual contact with terrain
  2. Ceiling must be at least 5,000 ft and visibility 10 km
  3. Visual approaches can only be executed in Class G airspace
  4. The aircraft must remain on the ILS localizer centerline

Answer: A — The pilot must have the aerodrome or preceding aircraft in sight and maintain visual contact with terrain

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