Exactly. Tower cannot deny entry to an aircraft due to weather, even if it involves declaring an emergency. The PIC has to make a decision. At that point no controller would refuse entry to an aircraft.
So your saying if there is 2.5 feet of snow on the runway and not cleared off the controller will still grant permission to land even tho it will endanger the lifeās of everyone on board
if they declared an emergency yes
Yes but if the airport is closed I do t see why anyone would enjoy doing tower and ground.
Maybe APP and DEP though. You could control the aircraft, vector them, and put them inti holding patterns.
Yeah Centre or something would be okay but I donāt see anyone in IF controlling a closed airport.
I listen to it a lot when we have bad weather here and itās an amazing thing just putting it out there for a feature request not trying to cause huge argument
Maybe ground, you would have to deal with a large influx of aircraft. Tower would be useless except for transitions though.
Depending if it was no visibility I would control aircraft for departure and divert incoming to a better airport. I think it would be fun
True. You could but meh. The only time I think an airport should be closed in IF is if itās closed in real life.
Agreed. It rarely happens though.
No Iām just saying I think itās a good request but I donāt see it being used much or people wanting to control if the airport is closed.
Winter time on the east coast if we get dynamic weather
I think this is a good idea, but the nimrodsā¦
Nimrods be like: whatever.
crashes into ground on approach.
If you really canāt land and youāre already doing your third approach, Iād look for an alternate diversion airport at some point or hold and wait for better conditions.
MaxSez: Unnecessary Command: 4 tool are available to identify closures and delays. 1) Pre-Flight Weather Brief at the auto FSS, 2) ATIS (see topic, Wereās ATIS), 3) NOTAMās & 4) http://www.faa.gov/mobile.
(Gov sources noted above, there are numerous free Appās, look them up Iām tired of doing basic research for Peanuts)