Who can land in 'fog'

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November 23rd 05, 08:58 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting

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Who can land in 'fog'

I read a report about a local airport with this statement:

"With existing Instrument Landing System (ILS) technology, inclement
weather, such as fog, is not a material obstacle to commercial service
operations."

I was under the impression that the FAA says fog is 1/4 mile
visibility. Can anyone legally land in fog?

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