In which of these situations would a pilot be most likely flying under VFR?
A) A general aviation flight, clear day, within visual distance of the airport
B) Flying through dense cloud cover
C) At night over Lake Ontario within dense fog
D) In a severe hail storm on approach to landing
E) All of these options are correct

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VFR stands for Visual Flight Rules, meaning the pilot must be able to see and avoid other aircraft and obstacles. A clear day within visual distance of the airport would be the most likely situation for a pilot to fly under VFR. The other situations listed would require the pilot to use Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) due to the lack of visibility.

In Which of These Situations Would a Pilot Be Most