Low Visibility (LVO) CAT II/III Course

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This training is suitable for both winter and tropical runway surface conditions
The objective to give relevant, reliable information on the runway surface condition.
Explain the need for and fundamental requirements of the GRF for assessing and reporting runway conditions
Describe factors that require adjustment for braking and accelerating in order to account for runway conditions

A standardized method of reporting in relation to airplane performance data.
Improving the safety of airport operations.
Complete a Runway Condition Report (RCR) to assess the performance of a take-off and landing
Summarize the end-to-end process of assessing and reporting runway conditions

The weather is always an unpredictable factor that can have a major impact on surface and air visibility. Caution needs to be exercised when visibility is affected, so Scandlearn has designed an animated Low Visibility Operations course to optimize learning about this aspect.

Low visibility conditions, such as fog, have a serious impact on air traffic, and may even lead to aviation accidents. The objective of this course is to teach pilots what they need to know to perform CAT II/III operations and meet CAT II/III training requirements.

Low Visibility (LVO) CAT II/III

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