What is the minimum weather required for VR in the training rules?

The minimum weather required for Visual Reference (VR) in training rules is 3,000 feet of visibility and 5 miles. This standard is applicable to ensure that pilots can safely navigate and identify their surroundings visually, which is crucial during training exercises that rely on visual cues rather than solely on instruments. The requirement of 3,000 feet of visibility helps maintain a clear line of sight to the runway and surrounding environment, reducing the risk of spatial disorientation and enhancing situational awareness.

In aviation training contexts, maintaining these conditions is essential for ensuring learner pilots can effectively handle their responsibilities without excessive reliance on instruments, fostering the development of crucial visual flight skills.