An operation in which visibility conditions require an EFVS to be used in lieu of natural vision to perform an approach or landing is called what?

An operation in which visibility conditions require an EFVS to be used in lieu of natural vision to perform an approach or landing is called what?

• A. EFVS Operation
• B. EFVS Procedure
• C. Enhanced Vision Operation
• D. External Load Operation

Answer: (A)

Using an Enhanced Flight Vision System to perform an approach or landing when visibility requires relying on the EFVS imagery instead of unaided vision is called an EFVS operation. The word operation focuses on the act of flying the approach or landing with the EFVS actively used as the visible reference. It differentiates from a procedure, which would be the specific steps you follow, and from phrasing like “enhanced vision operation,” which isn’t the standard term. External Load Operation is unrelated to using EFVS.

Using an Enhanced Flight Vision System to perform an approach or landing when visibility requires relying on the EFVS imagery instead of unaided vision is called an EFVS operation. The word operation focuses on the act of flying the approach or landing with the EFVS actively used as the visible reference. It differentiates from a procedure, which would be the specific steps you follow, and from phrasing like “enhanced vision operation,” which isn’t the standard term. External Load Operation is unrelated to using EFVS.