October 30, 20178 yr Commercial Member 27 minutes ago, Kimp1lot said: Although, even if there is more than one SOP, I highly doubt there is one telling you to fly with wing lights ON lol ! I've seen a few American carriers use wing lights on landing at night in low vis conditions. I guess their theory is the more lights, the more opportunities for planes to spot you before they crash into you.
October 31, 20178 yr 3 hours ago, Kimp1lot said: Although, even if there is more than one SOP, I highly doubt there is one telling you to fly with wing lights ON lol ! Not unusual at all. We turn the wing lights on from takeoff to FL180 in the climb, and from FL180 to after landing on descent. Most other airlines in the US do the same.
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