Low Visibilty Hold Short

#5

The line is the ILS hold line. All aircraft are suppose to hold short of it anytime another aircraft is flying the ILS.

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#6

If you read my comment above, I was just trying to make the explaining easier for others to understand. Take care.

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#7

I really enjoyed this tip as well as some of the guys adding the correct terminology for ILS hold short line. Look at me talking like a pro 😁

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#8

That’s what it is, I thought it was like underground piping or something xD

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#9

Thanks, and yes, this community always seems to be willing to give help whenever it’s needed!

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#10

Thanks for tip! I actually didn’t even know about this.

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#11

Very informative post - I had no idea! :)

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#12

Thanks, new info for me

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#13

Sorry, just making sure you knew.

#14

It’s totally fine. Your comment was a good help for those who didn’t know!

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#15

This is also shown in here:

I already knew this information but it still serves as a good resource for others - great job!

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#16

Yes, I knew very well about pages like this, although, people are most likely not going to be researching this kind of thing so I thought that I would make a post to bring attention to it once again as it seems that not too many people know. Thanks for sharing though. :)

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#17

Thanks for clearing that up :)

Talking about hold short lines: Here’s a friendly reminder to everyone who still didn’t get this:

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#18

very nice and informative post

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#19

Wow, I never really knew that these even existed up until recently xD

#20

You’re not the only one. Most people don’t notice them because they’re taxiing 30kts. 😂

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#21

Haha, your probably right…

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#24

You need to be a regular after you made this post! Thanks for warning me!

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#25

Thanks, and anytime for this community!

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#26

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