Weather Hazards: Rising Temperature
One weather hazard that is affecting the aviation business is climate change. As the years go on, the temperature keeps increasing each year, and with rising temperature comes a rise in problems. These temperature changes affect an aircraft's performance in several ways: the amount of lift on an airplane's wing, the cooling system of a plane, and the weather patterns. Density altitude is significant for aircraft. This determines the air molecules in the surroundings and how they are distributed along the wing of an airplane. If the density altitude is high, the air molecules are spaced out, making it harder for the aircraft to gain lift. If the density altitude is low, the air molecules are closer, making the plane grab onto the air more smoothly and quickly. In hotter temperatures, it causes the density altitude to increase, therefore making it hard for an airplane to gain lift, which is crucial for a plane to fly. The temperature rise also affects the way an aircraft is coole...