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Airborne Weather Radar: A User's Guide
 
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Airborne Weather Radar: A User's Guide (Paperback)
by James C. Barr (Author)
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Every pilot confronts the possibility of having to circumnavigate hazardous weather. The challenge is to complete the flight by skillfully using information provided by the airborne weather radar, a pilot-controlled weather analysis tool which can improve pilot decision making in potentially dangerous weather. Targeted towards both the student and professional pilot, this book will help improve a pilot"s ability to successfully deal with severe weather.

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