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Mont Blanc shortly before sunset
When we took the ATIS of Dublin last week shortly before starting our descent, we heard “CAVOK, wind calm”. We thought that we misunderstood, or that the ATIS was broken, or that we were having problems with our VHF receiver. But no. The weather was really fabulous ! 😎
Thames river during a sunset approach into London City Airport
Low visibility approach
Some days, you see the runway only a few seconds before touching down. This is an approach with 200 meters of runway visual range, which is the minimum we need to fly it. The red/withe/red lights are part of the high intensity approach lights, and the green lights are the beginning of the runway. It’s…