Under which conditions may you descend below DA/H or MDA?

• A. The aircraft is continuously in a position allowing for normal descent to a landing on the intended runway and visibility is at or above the required minimums.
• B. You may descend below DA/H whenever weather is clear.
• C. You may descend below DA/H only with ATC clearance.
• D. Never descend below DA/H.

Answer: (A)

Descend below DA/H or MDA only when you can continue the approach and land safely, with the runway environment in sight and the required visibility. DA/H marks the point at which, without the runway in sight, you must initiate a go-around; you may only go below those minima if you have the necessary visual references and are in a position to execute a normal landing.

That matches the described condition: you’re continuously in a position to land on the intended runway and you’re within the published minimum visibility. Simply having clear weather isn’t enough if you don’t have the runway environment visible or aren’t in a position to complete a landing. ATC clearance isn’t the trigger, and there are valid situations where you may descend below the minima when the conditions are met.