MaxFledglingFacts: The Basics; Impact of Wind Gusts During Approach & Landing. BONUS; All you need to know about AvWindVolocityReporting!

[Maxmustang]

MaxSez: Here one to ponder. I’ve read multiple comments here relating to cross/quartering wind landing techniques. Gusting winds in the grove like the “Round Out” are rarely mentioned or considered in Flight Planning.
Read this and keep it in mind the METAR & ATIS (soon) is the Tip Off.
Always checked met conditions at your destination and en-route. Fly smart and safe. There are Old Pilots and Bold Pilots but… you finish the thought!
See Bonus; Regards & G’evening All…

What's Your Limit For Landing In Gusty Winds?

Bonus:
https://www.skybrary.aero/index.php/Wind_Velocity_Reporting

[Ishan_S]

Everything is susceptible to the power of wind 😈😈😈

[Maxmustang]

@Ishan_S MaxSez: Well said my friend. Please you viewed the school house solution, as you said the wind always wins!

[Ishan_S]

@Maxmustang thank you :)

[Reedgreat]

One thing to add here is that an aircraft’s maximum safe crosswind wind speed for operation can be found in their manual or in a simple google search.

[tomthetank]

A great reminder that during takeoffs and landings, you’re switching between controlling your aircraft on the ground and controlling your aircraft in the air. If there’s a bigger difference in speed between the two, you’ll have a harder time!