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British Airways Flight BA18 was preparing to depart in heavy fog when a confusing exchange with air traffic control started getting attention all over social media. After the tower reported runway visibility as low as 1,000 feet, the British Airways pilot repeatedly asked if “Low Visibility Operations,” also known as LVO, were officially in effect. The controller appeared confused by the terminology, leading to a tense back and forth that aviation fans are now debating online. At one point, the pilot calmly responded, “LVO is the standard ICAO terminology,” before ultimately refusing to depart in those conditions. Many people online are praising the British Airways crew for staying professional and putting safety first, while others criticized the confusion from the tower. The flight ended up waiting about 30 minutes for visibility to improve before continuing operations. (Flightradar24 📷) (ATC.com🔈)
British Airways Flight BA18 was preparing to depart in heavy fog when a confusing exchange with air traffic control started getting attention all over social media. After the tower reported runway visibility as low as 1,000 feet, the British Airways pilot repeatedly asked if “Low Visibility Operations,” also known as LVO, were officially in effect. The controller appeared confused by the terminology, leading to a tense back and forth that aviation fans are now debating online. At one point, the pilot calmly responded, “LVO is the standard ICAO terminology,” before ultimately refusing to depart in those conditions. Many people online are praising the British Airways crew for staying professional and putting safety first, while others criticized the confusion from the tower. The flight ended up waiting about 30 minutes for visibility to improve before continuing operations. (Flightradar24 📷) (ATC.com🔈)
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