SVFR weather mins?

SVFR weather mins?

• A. 500'-1
• B. 1000'-3
• C. 0'-0
• D. 200'-3/4

Answer: (A)

Special VFR operations let you fly in controlled airspace with weather below standard VFR minima, as long as you stay clear of clouds and keep enough visibility. In this context, the minimums are a cloud base down to 500 feet and at least 1 mile of visibility. That pairing means you can be near or at a low cloud deck (down to 500 ft) but must have 1 mile of visibility and remain clear of clouds. The other options push you into standard VFR (higher visibility and ceiling), give you no visibility, or fail the required 1 mile visibility, so they’re not SVFR minimums.

Special VFR operations let you fly in controlled airspace with weather below standard VFR minima, as long as you stay clear of clouds and keep enough visibility. In this context, the minimums are a cloud base down to 500 feet and at least 1 mile of visibility. That pairing means you can be near or at a low cloud deck (down to 500 ft) but must have 1 mile of visibility and remain clear of clouds. The other options push you into standard VFR (higher visibility and ceiling), give you no visibility, or fail the required 1 mile visibility, so they’re not SVFR minimums.