This book is based on the JAR-FCL Learning Objectives, and provides the student with all the knowledge necessary for passing the JAA ATPL exam in Meteorology.

It is divided into 22 chapters, and although the book is written for student pilots, other people with an interest in meteorology will also have great benefit from reading it. Many topics are discussed, for instance: The Atmosphere, Pressure, Altimetry, Thermodynamics of the Atmosphere, Pressure Systems, Wind, Jet Streams, Clouds and Fog, Precipitation, Air Masses and Fronts, Climatology, Icing, Various types of Turbulence, Thunderstorms, Flight Hazards, Weather Charts and Meteorological Information, Satellite Information.