Adverse Weather

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Continuing the success of the book Meteorology for Pilots published by the publisher, this manual will be the ideal complement to understand, analyze and avoid all the meteorological threats that surround aerial activities.

In this work you will find a complete analysis of all the meteorological phenomena that threaten flight and operations, phenomena that together are known as adverse weather.

A work that will give you the tools to understand each of these threats, their behavior, and most importantly, how to avoid them or how to get out of them.

Adverse weather is not based on basic concepts about meteorology, as has been studied in the initial book on the subject, but is a work exclusively dedicated to meteorological threats that put air operations at risk.

One of the main tools that the pilot has is knowledge. After reading this book, we will improve your skills to deal with weather threats that try to jeopardize the safety of your flights.