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While knowing how to fly an aircraft is essential, it’s not the only thing pilots are expected to know. Flying a plane from point A to point B means flying through the weather. Aviation meteorology is the study of weather from the unique perspective of the aviation industry.
A comprehensive meteorological briefing is one of the most critical tools in a pilot’s planning and decision-making kit. The weather is discussed before and during each flight, and crucial decisions are made to ensure the safety of all onboard and the aircraft itself.
PPL meteorology includes:
- Effects of pressure, density, and temperature
- Aircraft Stability
- Cloud formation & precipitation
Trainee pilots must score a minimum of 70% to pass their Meteorology exams but need to demonstrate 100% knowledge before they are issued with a pilot’s license. Along with learning to fly the aircraft, students must gain theoretical knowledge in six areas which are now available on an eLearning platform through eAviator.
The following 6 Private Pilot Licence theory subjects are available now.
- Aircraft Technology
- Flight Radio
- Human Factors
- Flight Navigation
- Air Law
- Meteorology
Students can start with one and go on to complete all six courses from the comfort of their homes. IAANZ is a reputed brand when it comes to flight training. They have the most extensive fleet of training aircraft in New Zealand. Professionals and industry experts have helped design the eLearning courses.
Give eAviator a try today. Here is the link for a FREE trial with one of the best pilot training institutes in the world: https://flighttraining.co.nz/elearning
