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<blockquote data-quote="AnuradhaRa" data-source="post: 30284603" data-attributes="member: 325076"><p><h2>Weather Avoidance</h2><p>Weather is a huge factor when it comes to flying high. Even though the weather on its own can rarely take down an aircraft it still contributes to the smoothness of flight. Above the troposphere, weather is usually much nicer and creates a smoother flight for passengers. This is why pilots and airlines tend to prefer these higher altitudes to ensure passenger comfort is maintained. During your flight, you may also experience altitude changes as pilots receive regular reports on which altitudes are smoother than others.</p><p></p><p>උඹට බැරි වුණාට කිරියෙ පුලුවන් අය කියෝ ගනී...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AnuradhaRa, post: 30284603, member: 325076"] [HEADING=1]Weather Avoidance[/HEADING] Weather is a huge factor when it comes to flying high. Even though the weather on its own can rarely take down an aircraft it still contributes to the smoothness of flight. Above the troposphere, weather is usually much nicer and creates a smoother flight for passengers. This is why pilots and airlines tend to prefer these higher altitudes to ensure passenger comfort is maintained. During your flight, you may also experience altitude changes as pilots receive regular reports on which altitudes are smoother than others. උඹට බැරි වුණාට කිරියෙ පුලුවන් අය කියෝ ගනී... [/QUOTE]
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