What maneuver can you typically perform if you see the Runway End Identifier Lights while on approach?

When you observe the Runway End Identifier Lights (REIL) while on approach, your indication is that you are nearing the runway threshold. These lights serve to provide a visual cue for pilots, especially during low visibility conditions, indicating the end of the runway. If you are in a position where it is safe to continue your approach and you meet the other landing criteria, then the appropriate action is to continue descending and prepare to land.

In performing this maneuver, you assess your altitude, speed, configuration, and the aircraft's energy state to ensure you can safely touch down. Observing the REIL also confirms that you are aligned with the runway, supporting the decision to continue your descent rather than opting for a go-around, circling, or changing frequency. All of these alternatives would not be the best course of action given that the REIL indicates proximity to landing, where the goal is to complete the approach.