Aviation Facts | What is VFR?

What is VFR?
VFR, or Visual Flight Rules, is a set of regulations that allow pilots to navigate and fly an aircraft by visually referencing the ground and visual landmarks rather than relying solely on instruments.

Pilots must have good visibility and be able to see where they are going in order to operate under VFR. This method of flying is used in clear weather conditions where the pilot has a clear view of the ground and surrounding airspace, ensuring safe and efficient flight operations.

VFR flying allows pilots to fly lower than under Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) and gives them more flexibility in choosing their flight path. Pilots must adhere to specific rules and procedures when operating under VFR to ensure the safety of themselves and other aircraft in the skies.

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