Weather

Aviation meteorologists play an important role in the aviation industry by providing relevant research and services to support safe and efficient air travel. As experts in their field, they study weather conditions and atmospheric phenomena to help aircraft pilots and other aviation professionals make informed decisions. They also provide important services such as ground-based weather advisories, flight routing advice, pre-flight briefings, and post-flight reports. Aviation meteorologists work closely with other professionals in the industry, including aircraft pilots, air traffic controllers, and aircraft maintenance technicians, to ensure the safety of all involved in air travel.

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Anyone know what's implied by "approved weather reporting service" as published on some instrument approach procedures? As an example, the RNAV 02 at...

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On any given day, approximately one hundred thousand planes are airborne. Who is responsible for ensuring they all get to their destinations safely while avoiding thunderstorms, severe turbulence, and other air hazards?