The May/June 2022 issue of FAA Safety Briefing focuses on the variety of tools and technology aviators can use to avoid and/or safely mitigate weather risks. Feature articles cover some of the FAA’s latest weather research work and programs, including more effective ways to steer clear of turbulence and interpret weather products and resources. We also explore some tips to improve your preflight self-briefings.
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Feature Articles
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Leveraging Leidos: Making the Most of Your Online Flight Service Weather Briefing (on FlightPush)
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Surfing the Digital Atmosphere: What’s Cool, Fun, and Free for Pilots to Learn Aviation Weather (on FlightPush)
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3
Dislike Turbulent Flights? This FAA Group Works to Make Your Ride Smoother (on FlightPush)
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Make Your Weather Briefing as Easy as 1, 2, 3: Developing Smarter and Safer Self-Briefing Habits (on FlightPush)
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5
How to Maximize the Benefits of Your ADS-B: What Every GA Pilot Needs to Know (on FlightPush)
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Departments
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Jumpseat: Joining the Crew (on FlightPush)
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2
Aeromedical Advisory: Pulling Gs (on FlightPush)
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3
Condition Inspection: Allergies and Allergy Medication (on FlightPush)
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4
Checklist: The Scoop on Self-Briefings (on FlightPush)
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5
Drone Debrief: Fog Forecasting With Drones (on FlightPush)
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6
Nuts, Bolts, and Electrons: Aircraft Corrosion — Just A Nuisance, Or A Major Problem? (on FlightPush)
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7
Angle of Attack: 5 Tips to Improve Your Weather Know-How (on FlightPush)
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Vertically Speaking: FAA Weather Camera System for Helicopter Medevac Operators (on FlightPush)
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9
Postflight: Thinking Still Required! (on FlightPush)
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Faces: Frances Prott, FAA Flight Service's Safety and Operations Policy Group (on FlightPush)
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Contents as listed in the FAA's archive of FAA Safety Briefing issues. Issue Archive