Draft:Poor visibility

Poor visibility is a atmospheric conditions that significantly reduce the ability of pilots to see and identify objects on the ground or in the air. This reduction in visibility can result from various factors such as fog, rain, snow, haze, or low clouds. Poor visibility poses a significant challenge to pilots during takeoff, landing, and flight, as it can impair visual navigation, obstacle avoidance, and traffic awareness. Pilots rely on instruments, navigation aids, and air traffic control instructions to safely navigate and operate the aircraft in conditions of poor visibility.