A New Look At Fog
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Year Published: 1967
Creator: Federal Aviation Adminstration AC-921 Film Library
Format: 16mm
Sound: sound
Description: Explains how marginal weather conditions caused by fog are being researched at the University of California Fog Test Chamber, which is used for typing out different lighting patterns for airport approach, runway, touchdown and centerline locations. Reveals the initial findings of the new chamber, including the recently authorized 1800 foot runway visual range visibility condition.
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