Welcome to ALL WEATHER OPERATION! AWO course aims to teach pilots and prepare them to operate an aircraft in conditions with low visibility. The course starts with definitions of  terms related to low visibility take-off, approach and landing, and ends with practical part that takes pilot through a flight in low visibility conditions including pre-flight planning, flight deck preparation in the cockpit, taxi, take-off, cruise, approach, go-around, landing and taxi-in. The examples include approach charts.
We hope that the information you find here will enhance your knowledge ALL WEATHER OPERATION.

ALL WEATHER OPERATION is Objectives At the end of this course, you should learn:
INTRODUCTION
GENERAL CONCEPTS
HOW TO GET APPROVAL
AIRCRAFT REQUIREMENTS
AIRFIELD REQUIREMENTS
OPERATIONAL APPROVAL
LOW VISIBILITY TAKEOFF (LVTO)

To be issued with a certificate you will need to complete the final quiz and correctly answer 8 out of 10 questions. At the end of each subject there is a quiz that may be used optionally to test yourself on the content of the subject.
We hope that you enjoy the course. Once you’ve finished, we’d love to hear what you thought of the course, so please drop us a line or let us know through the evaluation questionnaire at the end of the course.