"Low-Level Windshear and Its Impact on Airlines" by Wayne L. Golding
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Journal of Aviation/Aerospace Education & Research

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Wayne L. Golding

Volume

14

Issue

2

Abstract

The hazards posed by low-level windshear are an important issue in commercial aviation. Extensive research into methods for coping with low-level windshear has been continuing for many years. This paper addresses the issues pertaining to low-level wind shear causes, impact on commercial aviation, and initiatives undertaken to prevent low-level windshear mishaps today and in the future.

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