Which Ops Spec addresses Approach Landing Minima and 1800 RVR Landing Authorization?

Which Ops Spec addresses Approach Landing Minima and 1800 RVR Landing Authorization?

• A. Ops Spec C052
• B. Ops Spec C071
• C. Ops Spec B050
• D. Ops Spec C055

Answer: (A)

Approach and landing minima define the lowest weather conditions under which you’re authorized to fly an approach and land. In Part 135 Ops Specs, the specific spec that governs these minima—and that allows an operator to use a particular landing minimum, such as 1800 RVR, under the approved conditions—is Ops Spec C052. That spec directly addresses approach and landing minima and the associated authorization for 1800 RVR landings when the operator meets the required equipment, training, and operating conditions. The other Ops Spec numbers cover different topics and do not authorize approach/landing minima or 1800 RVR landings, so they aren’t applicable to this question.

Approach and landing minima define the lowest weather conditions under which you’re authorized to fly an approach and land. In Part 135 Ops Specs, the specific spec that governs these minima—and that allows an operator to use a particular landing minimum, such as 1800 RVR, under the approved conditions—is Ops Spec C052. That spec directly addresses approach and landing minima and the associated authorization for 1800 RVR landings when the operator meets the required equipment, training, and operating conditions.

The other Ops Spec numbers cover different topics and do not authorize approach/landing minima or 1800 RVR landings, so they aren’t applicable to this question.