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I would suggest that you leave that terminology up to ATC. Either you have traffic in sight or you are looking. No factor implies that there is no possible collision. In uncontrolled air space I would use that term sparingly as well, only if you absolutely know you are clear. On the ground, 5 foot hover, ect. Hope that helps. Fly safe.

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I would suggest that you leave that terminology up to ATC. Either you have traffic in sight or you are looking. No factor implies that there is no possible collision. In uncontrolled air space I would use that term sparingly as well, only if you absolutely know you are clear. On the ground, 5 foot hover, ect. Hope that helps. Fly safe.

 

I concur, that's an ATC term, leave it to them. Stick to traffic in sight or looking. :) Fly safe!

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