

Cuando visita un sitio web, puede almacenar o recuperar información en su navegador, principalmente en forma de 'cookies '. Esta información, que puede ser sobre usted, sus preferencias o su dispositivo de Internet (computadora, tableta o dispositivo móvil), se utiliza principalmente para hacer que el sitio funcione como espera. Puede obtener más información acerca de cómo usamos las cookies en este sitio y evitar la configuración de cookies no esenciales haciendo clic en las diferentes categorías a continuación. Sin embargo, si lo hace, puede afectar su experiencia con el sitio y los servicios que podemos ofrecer.
Descripcion de cookies | Permitir |
---|---|
GDPR - Regulación General de Protección de Datos | |
Mailchimp |
La Ley de cookies es una ley de privacidad que requiere que los sitios web obtengan permiso de los visitantes para almacenar o recuperar cualquier información en una computadora, teléfono inteligente o tableta. Fue diseñada para proteger la privacidad en línea al hacer que los consumidores conozcan cómo se recopila información sobre ellos. y se usa en línea, y les da la opción de dejarlo o no.
Since change is the only sure thing about weather, these anecdotes provide valuable learning experiences in weather interpretation, as well as fascinating reading.
NO DISPONIBLE
Following an in-depth discussion of the logic of aviation weather and basic theory, Collins takes you along on 46 actual cross-country flights. The anecdotes provide a valuable education in weather interpretation, forecasting and decision making.
"Weather is what you find, not what you expect to find." — Flying the Weather Map
There is nothing so valuable in aviation as experience. In Flying the Weather Map veteran aviator Richard Collins shares his extensive experience with all pilots, offering proven techniques for weaving preflight forecasts and inflight observations into the fabric of safe and successful flights.
After an in-depth discussion of weather theory, Collins takes us along on 46 actual cross-country flights from his own logbooks: From solid IFR to marginal VFR, we fly with him in his light airplane in all weather and in all seasons. Each flight begins with a depiction of that day's weather maps, general conditions, and charts showing the intended and actual routes. Mile by mile the flight is analyzed in Collins' clear and deliberate style, constantly comparing weather theory and the preflight information with the actual conditions beyond his windscreen. The decisions these comparisons lead him to along the way — diversions to alternates, new route requests, and even returns to his airport of origin — become our own hard-won experiences.
Aviation's most crucial decisions are when to fly, when not to fly, and when to turn tail. Using an understanding of how weather works and details of how weather phenomena affect actual flights, Flying the Weather Map teaches us how to do our own "inflight weather-casting" and make these decisions safely and soundly.
Since change is the only sure thing about weather, these anecdotes provide valuable learning experiences in weather interpretation, as well as fascinating reading.
NO DISPONIBLE