Commercial Pilot Weather

Commercial pilots can expect to find themselves flying in a wide range of weather conditions, often all in one flight. It is not uncommon to take off from an airport that is high and hot, to find yourself shooting an approach in icing conditions to minimums. 

This course is built around the decision making process of a commercial pilot navigating a plethora of weather conditions from one day to the next.  You will learn the strategy, tactics and tips on how to forecast, observe and safely fly a range of meteorological conditions.

Course Objective

CONFIDENTLY FLY IN A WIDE RANGE OF CONDITIONS

MASTER ONBOARD RADAR

FINE TUNE YOUR WEATHER BRIEFING

MAKE BETTER GO, NO-GO DECISIONS

FIND THE BEST RIDE

ANTICIPATE ADVERSE WEATHER

Ground Lessons

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Understanding turbulence

Learn the pilot's perspective on turbulence, how to navigate in and around it, and ultimately, how to manage and choose your ride on any given flight. 

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onboard radar systems

Learn about the different onboard radar systems, and how to use them effectively to build a clear picture of what the atmosphere is doing around you. 

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Advanced Weather services

Learn how to fine-tune your briefing. This lesson is built around developing decision making skills based on advanced weather services. 


This course is covered in 6 hours of ground instruction.