Regional aviation weather — aviation weather guides

Aviation weather is regional. Monsoon, harmattan dust, North Atlantic icing, Mediterranean crosswinds and typhoon season — what each part of the world briefs for and when.

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De-icing fluid arcing over a wing in the dark before an early winter departure

Winter Operations: De-icing, Holdover Times and Contaminated Runways

Why winter departures collapse into queues, what a holdover time really is, and how a runway condition code changes the numbers a crew has to meet.

Regional aviation weather 9 min read

Monsoon rain sweeping across a tropical runway with standing water on the surface

Monsoon and Tropical Aviation Weather: Flying the Wet Season

What the monsoon actually does to flights, why tropical convection is a daily rather than seasonal problem, and how the reports read differently in the tropics.

Regional aviation weather 8 min read

The same aircraft type, four skies — weather is a regional subject

Aviation Weather by Region: What Each Part of the World Briefs For

The same aircraft meets a different set of problems in every part of the world. Here is what dominates each region, when, and which service publishes it.

Regional aviation weather 9 min read

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