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This seems like a very useful weather product to supply to pilots. I wonder if anyone is already doing this? I know for instance Sirius XM weather has winds alo
by dceddia 1y ago
This seems like a very useful weather product to supply to pilots. I wonder if anyone is already doing this? I know for instance Sirius XM weather has winds aloft info, but it’s not all that accurate in my (albeit limited) experience. I think that’s based on forecasts vs real time data though.
- counters 1y agoYes, several companies offer sophisticated aviation forecast products, which employ both modeling and observational data to capture 3D areas of turbulence, icing, etc. Similar systems are also run by NOAA and other agencies and their forecasts are disseminated for free, e.g. [1]. [1]: https://aviationweather.gov/wafs/ https://aviationweather.gov/wafs/