Pilots have to keep up with quite a bit of knowledge. There are regulations, procedures, chart symbology, various engineering disciplines, and many others. For some pilots, business skills have to be added to the mix. And on top of this, you’re expected to have a working understanding of meteorology. Sometimes your knowledge gets a bit hazy and things get forgotten. It’s understandable.
So it’s good to go back and revisit the basics occasionally, as this is where the foundation of knowledge begins. Fortunately in just a few pages, you can learn the basics of aviation meteorology. And you’ll be getting the details from an actual aviation forecaster—me. So let’s dig in.
