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1 The purpose of this synthesis report is to provide the operators of general aviation (GA) airports a comprehensive source of information about airport-based weather observation options so they may make informed decisions to support the specific operational needs of their airport.
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2 Airport Surface Weather Observation Options for General Aviation Airports This information constitutes the minimum information required to assemble a standard aviation weather report called a Meteorological Terminal Aviation Routine Weather Report, or METAR. The METAR is transmitted through the National Airspace Data Interchange Network (NADIN)
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Summary 3 In addition to advisory automated weather reporting, weather cameras can provide the pilot with a visual reference to weather conditions at a destination airport. The most comprehensive camera installation is the FAA's Alaska Weather Camera Program, which uses a website that allows pilots access to all types of weather information from around the state.
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