Special VFR clearance example - The Flying Reporter

IFR, or Instrument Flight Rules, is a method of flying while weather minimums are below that of VFR (Visual Flight Rules) and should be used when outside references and landmarks are unusable, typically due to low lying clouds or rain. With the help of Air Traffic Control and instruments in the aircraft’s cockpit, Duke Life Flight has the ability to safely fly IFR for certain missions. Here’s a peek of some recent IFR flying! | Duke Life Flight

Everyone is safe in this Video Footage ! An example of VFR into IMC - Visual flight rules (VFR) flights that inadvertently or intentionally enter into instrument meteorological conditions (IMC) continue to be a significant safety hazard to flights. 👉 Loss of control (LOC) and controlled flight into terrain (CFIT) accidents are the risk of this operation , mostly operating in and around the cloud , fog , rain or smoke conditions. 👉 VFR into IMC refers to a flight conducted under visual flight r