Pilots, air traffic controllers and airport operators do their best to make air travel safer and more efficient. Sometimes, however, flight security depends on external factors we can hardly influence. This especially refers to risky weather conditions. How Lufft sensors help to deal with these influences you can read in the following post…<\/p>\n
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Pilots, air traffic controllers and airport operators do their best to make air travel safer and more efficient. Sometimes, however, flight security depends on external factors we can hardly influence. This especially refers to risky weather conditions: Strong winds, icy cold or strong precipitation can have serious consequences. On average, 23% of all aircraft accidents and 68% of canceled flights in 2015 are attributable to adverse weather conditions (source: FAA).<\/p>\n
How dangerous weather conditions are, is shown by the following examples:<\/p>\n
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