RVR for takeoff

Question 1

Whenever the touchdown RVR at the approach end reads _______ or more, a takeoff can be made regardless of the readings given on the mid and or roll-out RVRs.

Answer 1

1600RVR

Question 2

For takeoffs, RVR 1200 or greater: 1.) How many RVR reporting systems are required? (controlling?) 2.) Daylight hours require ____ or ____ or____ lights 3.) Nighttime hours require ____ or ____ lights

Answer 2

1.) 2 required, both are controlling 2.) RCLM or HIRL or Operative CL lights 3.) HIRL or Operative rwy CL lights Side Note: if a midfield RVR is available it may be substituted for an inop touchdown OR rollout RVR system

Question 3

For takeoffs, RVR 1000-1600: 1.) How many RVR reporting systems are required? (controlling?) 2.) Type of lights required? ____ or ____ AND ____

Answer 3

1.) 2 required and 2 controlling 2.) Center-line lights or HIRL AND RCLM Side Note: if a midfield RVR is available it may be substituted for an inop touchdown OR rollout RVR system

Question 4

Captains are the only ones authorized to takeoff between ____ and ____.

Answer 4

500-1000 All operative RVRs are controlling.