I had planned out a nice cross-country flight to KJXN to meet a friend who also planed to fly in for lunch at the airport.
Over the week the prog chart started looking progressively worse.
Sure enough, I cancelled last night after it was predicting low clouds and winds from 230-250 degrees at 18-30 knots (This makes for a crosswind in excess of the Archer's crosswind limits at times), and I'm glad I did.
Winds today are gusting 18-32 and there's a broken cloud layer hanging out around 1,500 feet. Either factor would be more than enough to weather cancel a flight and both make it a complete no-brainer.
Ah well, I'll get out again and hopefully soon if the weather will ever cooperate with a planned flight.
1 comment:
Hey Aaron;
Wise choice, I have heard a comment made a long time ago,"There are Bold pilots and old pilots, there are no bold, old pilots." Unless circumstances dictated otherwise, you played it smart.
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