by the National Weather Service, Aviation Weather: For Pilots and Flight Operations Personnel… (1975)
“ It behooves every pilot to learn to appreciate good weather, to recognize and respect marginal or hazardous weather, and to avoid violent weather when the atmosphere is on its most cantankerous behavior. ”
by the National Weather Service, Aviation Weather: For Pilots and Flight Operations Personnel… (1975)
“ Introduction Weather is perpetual in the state of the atmosphere. All flying takes place in the atmosphere, so flying and weather are inseparable. Therefore, we cannot treat aviation weather purely as an academic subject. ”
by the National Weather Service, Aviation Weather: For Pilots and Flight Operations Personnel… (1975)
“ The authors have devoted much of the book to marginal, hazardous, and violent weather which becomes a vital concern. Do not let this disproportionate time devoted to hazardous weather discourage you from flying. By and large, weather is generally good and places little restriction on flying. ”
