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Jason™ on Instagram: "Do you know the difference? 👀🌫️ A VFR flight must be operated in VMC (Visual Meteorological Conditions) — weather conditions clear enough to allow the pilot to see where the aircraft is going and to maintain separation from other traffic, terrain and obstacles using outside visual references. When the weather is below VMC minima, flying by visual reference is no longer safe and the flight must be conducted under IFR (Instrument Flight Rules), where the aircraft is flown p

How well do you know the VMC criteria for helicopters? You cannot fly VFR in weather below visual meteorological conditions. Refresh your knowledge of VMC criteria across different classes of airspace with our explaining the rules video. Then, put your knowledge to the test with our helicopter pilot quiz 🚁 https://civilaviation.au/helicopter-quiz | Civil Aviation Safety Authority - CASA

You cannot fly VFR in weather below visual meteorological conditions (VMC). Refresh your knowledge of the VMC criteria by watching our new animated explainer video. You'll find more relevant information in the Pilot safety hub: www.casa.gov.au/pilots | Civil Aviation Safety Authority - CASA