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How many pilots to land a double prop helicopter?
You will need 2 pilots
What is snow reduces visibility to almost zero?
smoke
What are the release dates for Schlitz Playhouse of Stars - 1951 Visibility Zero 4-46?
Schlitz Playhouse of Stars - 1951 Visibility Zero 4-46 was released on: USA: 22 July 1955
What does a flashing red light mean on an airfield atc tower?
It is a warning light to pilots in poor visibility that there is a tall building there
What were kamikzae pilots?
Kamikaze pilots were Japanese fighter pilots in World War II who flew their planes (usually Mitsubishi Zero fighters) laden with explosives into enemy ships.
How did advancement of airplanes affect the places where the airplanes landed?
Well for example, they can land at challenging airports such as London City Airport or airports where there is virtually zero visibility. They can also land at 'hot 'n high' airports as they're called - such as La Paz, Bolivia.
How much visibility is needed to land a plane?
Present day auto-land systems are capable of landing an aircraft in zero/zero conditions. (That's zero ceiling and zero visibility.) However, most operators of US carriers rarely go to the expense of the additional training required to qualify crews to these minimums as zero/zero conditions are seldom encountered. Most only train crews down to minimums of 300' or 600' RVR. (Runway Visual Range is a specialized instrument measurement of lateral visibility as viewed along various portions of the runway.) Answer The aviation industry is developing a HUD (Head's Up Display) that will project Infra-Red imaging in front of the pilot that will greatly enhance his "vision" for adverse landing conditions, whether it is darkness, fog, etc. The cost of operating auto-land systems also includes equipment for the aircraft. So if an operator has a fleet of aircraft, this would require the operator to upgrade his fleet and train all of his crew so they could fly any aircraft in any condition as needed.
What is zero visibility in aircraft?
It seems that the possibilty of an aircraft that is soley controlled by a computer (computer system) is very possible. There are already Unmanned Aerial Vehicles flying in the military. Catagory III aircraft have auto-land, which enables the aircraft to land in zero visibility (obviously at Cat III certified runways). Autopilot flies preprogrammed flight paths and approaches. What problems to do you see in this? Would you fly in a piloted-computer controlled aircraft in the future? Something to think about: more than 70% of aircraft accidents occure due to pilot error and not mechanical failure.
Who can land on a aircraft carrier at night?
Pilots that are flying naval aircraft.
Who tells the pilots where and when to land their planes?
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What kind of job do you have if you say you're clear to land?
An Air Traffic Controller would tell pilots that they are clear to land.
Why do flights get cancelled when it's foggy?
The Law requires that aircraft have certain levels of visibility to take off or land. When the visibility is below the required "Minimums" flights stop and the Airport is "closed"
