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You can accept some level of risk if there is a measurable ceiling. How much time you want to give yourself when you break out is up to you. 500rvr you have zero options and therefore toolish.
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Huh? Flying IMC at 10,000' with a ceiling at 4,000' over flatlands gives you plenty of time to pick that landing spot. The lower the ceiling gets, the higher the risk level.
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Yes but a 1000' ceiling doesn't give you much time unless you are in the Great Plains. I don't think he should be flying at 500 rvr. That's just stupid
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Captain “George” from Delta from SEA to FAI today could not stop bragging about his naval carrier during his welcome aboard speech. His call sign, which he mentioned no less than 5 times is “Captain Hollywood”. Never commented about his F/O or cabin crew. Hopefully he’s not going to serve meals or adult beverages. Better yet “Captain Hollywood” or Captain George, your call sign should be “Captain Putz”.
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