Cross-mode toolsSafety

getPersonalMinimums

Surface the pilot’s own saved personal minimums — their self-set weather floors (ceiling, visibility, crosswind, wind, night ceiling/visibility) — so the Copilot can compare them against live conditions. These are the pilot’s policy, NOT FAA regulatory minimums.

ProblemWhat it solves

The problem this tool solves

Personal minimums only protect you if they are in front of you when conditions get marginal. The Copilot re-reads YOUR saved floors mid-conversation and compares them to the current METAR. If you have not set any, it says so honestly — it never substitutes an FAA default and presents it as yours.

Example interaction

Pilot asks

Am I within my personal minimums for KSQL right now?

Copilot responds

Your personal minimums: ceiling 2,500 ft, visibility 5 SM, max crosswind 12 kt. KSQL is reporting BKN3000, 8 SM, crosswind 7 kt — you are above all of your floors. (If you have not set personal minimums, the Copilot will say none are on file rather than guess.)

RegulationCited reference

Related FAR

14 CFR 91.103 (Preflight action)

Related features

Where this tool surfaces in the product.

Personal minimums (Settings → Safety)

Try getPersonalMinimums in the Copilot

The Copilot reaches for this tool whenever the conversation calls for it.