Universal’s LPV Payback Calculator Helps Support Avionics Upgrades
Knowing more precisely how much operators will save will help solidify the decision to re-equip
Most non-precision instrument approaches (NPAs) require cloud ceilings of at least 400 feet - sometimes much higher, and visibility of up to two nautical miles. With LPV equipment, an aircraft can fly safely in weather with much lower ceilings and reduced visibility. (FAA illustration]
![Most non-precision instrument approaches (NPAs) require cloud ceilings of at least 400 feet - sometimes much higher, and visibility of up to two nautical miles. With LPV equipment, an aircraft can fly safely in weather with much lower ceilings and reduced visibility. (FAA illustration]](https://www.ainonline.com/cdn-cgi/image/width=3840,format=webp,quality=95/https://backend.ainonline.com/sites/default/files/styles/fpsc_1200x630/public/uploads/2017/05/527.png?h=e5b7995a&itok=iDxf9kat)
