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Thursday, 20 September 2018

Adverse Weather and its Effects on Air Safety - A Presentation Made at Portcullis House London - Weather is becoming more extreme, detection of it poorer and operational control and supervision in Europe should be improved to help pilots avoid the worst of the weather

Adverse WX&AV Safety Final by on Scribd

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Labels: Air Safety Group, Airborne radar, Crew training, Extreme weather, Operational Control and Supervision, PACTS, Portcullis House, Satellite observation
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