What is the visibility requirement during the day for non-mountainous local weather according to CAMTS?

The visibility requirement during the day for non-mountainous local weather according to CAMTS is set at 2 miles. This standard ensures that pilots operating in these conditions have adequate visibility to navigate safely and effectively, allowing them to maintain visual contact with the ground and any potential obstacles. This 2-mile requirement reflects a balance between safety and operational feasibility in non-mountainous terrain, where pilot awareness of their surroundings is crucial for safe flight operations. Conditions that meet or exceed this visibility promote better decision-making and situational awareness, which are essential for flight paramedics to conduct their missions effectively.