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Turbulence Data–Sharing Program Launched

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has begun a program designed for real-time sharing of turbulence data among participating airlines. Under the Turbulence Aware program, data will be collected from…

by FSF Editorial Staff

Aviation Weather

NextGen Weather

Aviation meteorology is set to take a big step forward.

by Ed Brotak

News, Aviation Weather

Serious Injuries Due to Turbulence Down in 2017

Number of injuries falls to 17 from 44 in 2016, FAA says.

by FSF Editorial Staff

News, Aviation Weather

NTSB Says Weather Forecasters Need Better Training on Turbulence

Low-level turbulence a particular concern.

by FSF Editorial Staff

Aviation Weather

Improving Weather Forecasts

Because of the severe flight hazards associated with convection (turbulence, wind shear, hail and lightning), meteorologists are constantly trying to improve convective forecasts. In spring 2017, two new tools were…

by Ed Brotak

Aviation Weather

Weather Concerns for General Aviation

The general aviation (GA) fatal accident rate in the United States is trending in the right direction, but there still is much room for improvement, and weather often is cited…

by Ed Brotak

News, Aviation Weather

IATA Developing System to Share Turbulence Information

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) is developing the framework for a turbulence information sharing platform that it hopes to launch in 2019, IATA said Tuesday. In a briefing prepared…

by FSF Editorial Staff

Aviation Weather

Invisible Danger

Trying to “see” and display clear air turbulence.

by Ed Brotak

Aviation Weather

Hazardous Ice

A 1994 crash prompted research aimed at preventing deadly encounters with freezing droplets of rain and drizzle.

by Richard J. Ranaudo

Aviation Weather

Pilot Weather Reports on the Decline

Flawed collection and distribution of PIREPs hinder production of weather advisories, NTSB says.

by Linda Werfelman

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