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AC 00-57 - Hazardous Mountain Winds and Their Visual Indicators (Cancelled)

Document Information

Number
00-57
Title
Hazardous Mountain Winds and Their Visual Indicators
Date cancelled
2022-12-23
Cancelled by
00-57
Cancellation notes
Canceled per memo: All ACs dealing with weather have been consolidated into a new handbook in order to streamline access to the FAA’s weather documentation for users of the National Airspace System (NAS).
Date issued
1997-09-10
Office of Primary Responsibility
AFS-400
Description

Assists pilots involved in aviation operations to diagnose the potential for severe wind events in the vicinity of mountainous areas. It provides information on preflight planning techniques and on in-flight evaluation strategies for avoiding destructive turbulence and loss of aircraft control. Pilots, dispatchers, air traffic controllers, and other who must deal with weather phenomena and the routing of aircraft will benefit from the information contained in this advisory circular.

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Cancels
Cancels
Number Title Date
00-57 Hazardous Mountain Winds and Their Visual Indicators

Assists pilots involved in aviation operations to diagnose the potential for severe wind events in the vicinity of mountainous areas. It provides information on preflight planning techniques and on in-flight evaluation strategies for avoiding destructive turbulence and loss of aircraft control. Pilots, dispatchers, air traffic controllers, and other who must deal with weather phenomena and the routing of aircraft will benefit from the information contained in this advisory circular.

1997-09-10