What minimum visibility is required for a safe landing as per IFR standards?

The minimum visibility required for a safe landing according to IFR (Instrument Flight Rules) standards is based on the standard visibility as prescribed in the approach. This means that during an instrument approach, specific visibility criteria are outlined for each approach procedure, ensuring that pilots have adequate visual reference to land the aircraft safely.

These visibility requirements take into account factors such as the type of approach being conducted and the airport's layout, including whether there are precision or non-precision approaches available. Following these prescribed visibility standards helps minimize risks and enhances safety during landing operations, particularly in conditions where visual references are limited.