When can a pilot continue landing rollout on a displaced threshold?

Continuing a landing rollout on a displaced threshold is permissible when it is safe to do so. A displaced threshold indicates that this portion of the runway cannot be used for takeoff or landing but does allow for landing rollout if the conditions are appropriate. Pilots must assess factors such as the aircraft's speed, the condition of the runway, and potential obstacles.

Safety encompasses ensuring that there's adequate distance available for the aircraft to come to a complete stop without jeopardizing its safety, as well as accounting for wind conditions or potential obstructions that could affect landing.

While prior clearance from air traffic control and visibility may be factors in overall flight safety and operations, they do not specifically address the conditions under which a pilot can or cannot utilize a displaced threshold during landing rollout. It's vital for pilots to operate with situational awareness and to use their judgment to determine if continuing on a displaced threshold is safe in the context of their specific landing situation.