BIKF Keflavik Stormy Approach.wmv
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@FS98FSX yes i think its slowing down :/
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fantastic video :) Usually I skip to the landings but I enjoyed watching the approach here very much.
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@debiassi wait your flying a cessna to germany from NY dude thats hardcore im faving this
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Looks like CAVOK to me, don;t get caught out... CAVOK only means 10k Viz, no cloud below 5000ft and no CBs...
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Thats some nasty nasty weather, very smooth landing
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CAVOK (pronounced "KAV-oh-kay") 1. (aviation) Ceiling and Visibility are OK; specifically, (1) there are no clouds below 5000 feet above aerodrome level(AAL) or minimum sector altitude (whichever is higher) and no cumulonimbus or towering cumulus; (2) visibility is at least 10 kilometres (6 statute miles); and (3) no current or forecast significant weather such as precipitation, thunderstorms, shallow fog or low drifting snow.
debiassi 2 years ago
I wonder where all that rain was coming from then if it wasnt from cloud? Its better to sit in the corner looking like a fool then to open your mouth and prove you are one.
debiassi 2 years ago