A microlight aircraft flies in the foreground against a background of billowing clouds and meteorological symbols.

British Microlight Aircraft Association

Microlight Meteorology (BMAA members)

Microlight Meteorology (BMAA non - members)

Microlight Meteorology: No-Nonsense Weather for PilotsForget complex exam jargon and adiabatic lapse rates&mdash;this course answers just two practical questions:<ol fr-original-style="" style="width: 100%; box-sizing: inherit;"><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">Should I take off?</li><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">Should I turn back?</li></ol>Ideal for new pilots wanting confidence or experienced flyers needing a fresh, simple perspective.What we&rsquo;ll cover:<ul fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;"><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">Funnel Forecasting: The exact tools to use (and when) from 5 days out right up to engine start&mdash;including live forecast analysis.</li><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">In-Flight Hazards: How wind, rain, ice, and sun uniquely impact light airframes&mdash;and the visual cues to watch for.</li><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">Smart Decision-Making: Practical strategies to manage changing weather when you&#39;re already airborne.</li></ul>Instructor: Delivered by Jeremy Hoyland (Flying Instructor &amp; BMAA Safety Officer)&mdash;a pilot who has spent 57 years staring at the sky working out if it&rsquo;s flyable!

Microlight Meteorology: No-Nonsense Weather for PilotsForget complex exam jargon and adiabatic lapse rates—this course answers just two practical questions:<ol><li>Should I take off?</li><li>Should I turn back?</li></ol>Ideal for new pilots wanting confidence or experienced flyers needing a fresh, simple perspective.What we’ll cover:<ul><li>Funnel Forecasting: The exact tools to use (and when) from 5 days out right up to engine start—including live forecast analysis.</li><li>In-Flight Hazards: How wind, rain, ice, and sun uniquely impact light airframes—and the visual cues to watch for.</li><li>Smart Decision-Making: Practical strategies to manage changing weather when you're already airborne.</li></ul>Instructor: Delivered by Jeremy Hoyland (Flying Instructor &amp; BMAA Safety Officer)—a pilot who has spent 57 years staring at the sky working out if it’s flyable!

British Microlight Aircraft Association

Microlight Meteorology - Online class - 28th Jan 1830-2100

link to be sent to webinar one week before event

Microlight Meteorology (BMAA members)

£45

Microlight Meteorology (BMAA non - members)

£55