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Link to airline and airports services
The Met Office can be a vital ally, offering tailored forecasting products and services to airports and airlines worldwide.
Services for airlines
Services for airports

Link to ATC services
By issuing ATC providers with real-time and forecast weather information, the Met Office can help improve the efficiency of flight operations. The Met Office also offers training to observers to meet ICAO requirements.
Services for ATC

Link to online briefing service
A comprehensive range of high quality weather products, agreed with the CAA, as well as training courses for those who fly recreationally.
GA briefing services
Aviator met. training
Computer-based met. training

Download aviation weather services brochure

/aviation/portfolio_brochure.pdfFor a summary of our aviation weather services download our brochure
(PDF, 645 kb)

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Why use the Met Office?
A world leader in aviation met. services, the Met Office provides a comprehensive range of weather and environmental services for the aviation community, from recreational pilots through to airports and global airlines.

International responsibilities
The Met Office has international responsibilities for the provision of aviation services and, as part of this, is one of only two ICAO designated World Area Forecast Centres (WAFC).

National services
As the designated UK met. service provider, the Met Office provides expert advice and services for the CAA and NATS. Aeronautical met. forecasters and observers from organisations around the world can benefit from the Met Office's experience and expertise in aviation meteorology.

Single European skies
The introduction of the Single European Skies legislation will have far-reaching effects on Europe's aviation industry. The Met Office has unrivalled experience in running a cost effective, reliable aviation met. service and can work with you to reduce costs and enhance competitiveness.
 

Register and give feedback Getting to grips with the GA briefing service?
For users of our online service (both free and subscription), we are considering introducing a one-day course to explain the information available on the site and how to use and interpret the products.
Register and help develop the course content
Give us feedback

We are constantly looking to build upon and improve our services to the aviation community. Feedback on your needs and requirements

 
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