thunderstorm

Flying high gives pilots the best opportunity for unlimited visibility and safe conditions.

About 40 percent of all discharges involving airborne aircraft occur in areas where no thunderstorms have been reported.

Active thunderstorms must meet specific conditions before a WST is released.

A flight into poor weather conditions turns out to be a real ‘wash job’ after all.

A thunderstorm encounter changes the way a pilot thinks about instrument flying.

Hundreds of flights were canceled after a storm dropping more than 25 inches of rain prompted the airport to temporarily shut down operations.