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When can a 'land after' clearance not be given?

  • A

    if the leading aircraft is being followed by a faster aircraft

  • B

    when the visibility is less than 3 km

  • C

    at night

  • D

    if the following aircraft is less than 2 miles from the leading aircraft

A "land after" clearance, meaning permission to land while a preceding aircraft is still on the runway, is generally not given, except under very specific circumstances. This is to ensure adequate separation and prevent collisions. While "cleared to land" is a common instruction, "land after" is a rare exception, often only permitted during daylight hours and in specific situations.

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