This document summarizes minimum decision heights and runway visual range requirements for different categories of instrument approaches. Category I requires a minimum decision height of 200 feet and minimum runway visual ranges of 500 feet for takeoff, 125 feet for mid, and 125 feet for end. Category II allows a minimum decision height of 100 feet and minimum visual ranges of 300 feet for takeoff, 125 feet for mid, and 125 feet for end. Category IIIA allows a minimum decision height of 50 feet and minimum visual ranges of 175 feet for takeoff, 125 feet for mid, and 125 feet for end. Category IIIB has no minimum decision height but requires minimum visual ranges of 50 feet for takeoff, mid, and end. Notes provide additional details
This document summarizes minimum decision heights and runway visual range requirements for different categories of instrument approaches. Category I requires a minimum decision height of 200 feet and minimum runway visual ranges of 500 feet for takeoff, 125 feet for mid, and 125 feet for end. Category II allows a minimum decision height of 100 feet and minimum visual ranges of 300 feet for takeoff, 125 feet for mid, and 125 feet for end. Category IIIA allows a minimum decision height of 50 feet and minimum visual ranges of 175 feet for takeoff, 125 feet for mid, and 125 feet for end. Category IIIB has no minimum decision height but requires minimum visual ranges of 50 feet for takeoff, mid, and end. Notes provide additional details
This document summarizes minimum decision heights and runway visual range requirements for different categories of instrument approaches. Category I requires a minimum decision height of 200 feet and minimum runway visual ranges of 500 feet for takeoff, 125 feet for mid, and 125 feet for end. Category II allows a minimum decision height of 100 feet and minimum visual ranges of 300 feet for takeoff, 125 feet for mid, and 125 feet for end. Category IIIA allows a minimum decision height of 50 feet and minimum visual ranges of 175 feet for takeoff, 125 feet for mid, and 125 feet for end. Category IIIB has no minimum decision height but requires minimum visual ranges of 50 feet for takeoff, mid, and end. Notes provide additional details
TDZ MID END CAT-I 200 500 125 125 CAT-II 100 300 125 125 CAT-III A 50 175 125 125 CAT-III B No. DH 50 50 50 Notes : (a) The figures in the table printed in bold are mandatory requirements. The others, if reported, become relevant and therefore mandatory. (b) Normally the TDZ RVR is always ‘controlling RVR’. However, if reported and relevant, the MID RVR and END RVR(same as ROOL-OUT RVR) also become ‘controlling RVR’. (c) ‘relevant’ means that part of the runway used during the high-speed phase of the landing down to a speed of approximately 60 knots. It is SpiceJet policy to consider all reported RVRs as ‘relevant’. (d) The ‘new’ company AOM calculated as per the latest CAR (8-I-C) has been placed in each aircraft or in Aerodocs in EFB.
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