FIG 5-4-32

EFVS Operation to Touchdown and Rollout

c. EFVS Operations to 100 Feet Above the
TDZE. An EFVS operation to 100 feet above the
TDZE is an operation in which the pilot uses the
enhanced vision imagery provided by an EFVS in
lieu of natural vision to descend below DA/DH or
MDA down to 100 feet above the TDZE. (See
FIG 5-4-33.) To continue the approach below
100 feet above the TDZE, a pilot must have sufficient
flight visibility to identify the required visual
references using natural vision and must continue to

Arrival Procedures

use the EFVS to ensure the enhanced flight visibility
meets the visibility requirements of the IAP being
flown. These operations may be conducted on SIAPs
or special IAPs that have a DA/DH or MDA. An
EFVS operation to 100 feet above the TDZE may not
be conducted on an approach that has circling
minimums. The regulations for EFVS operations to
100 feet above the TDZE can be found in
14 CFR  91.176(b).

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