What is another word for blind flying?
Pronunciation: [blˈa͡ɪnd flˈa͡ɪɪŋ] (IPA) 
Blind flying is a term commonly used in aviation, which refers to flying an aircraft in low visibility or poor weather conditions. Pilots rely on instruments and navigation aids during blind flying, instead of relying on their visual orientation. Some synonyms for blind flying include instrument flying, flight under instrumentation, and flying in reduced visibility. Instrument flying requires the use of specialized instruments, such as gyroscopic instruments, altimeters, and electronic devices, to navigate the aircraft accurately. Other alternative terms for blind flying include flying by the seat of your pants, cloud flying, flying in reduced visibility, and flying on instruments. All of these terms refer to various types of flying that rely on non-visual flying techniques.
