Overview

The ability to compitently fly in instrument meteorological conditions greatly improves safety, and opens up a pilot to many more flyable days. The more intimate interaction with weather means a pilot has to have a greater understanding of the atmosphere.

While most resources on this topic focus primarily on ceiling and visibility, this module dives into the many common challenges of flying in IMC with respect to weather systems, forecasting tools, trends, and climatology. Through scenario based case studies, you will gain a more detailed understanding on how to forecast and fly in IMC.