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Meteorología aeronáutica
Techo de nubes (Ceiling)
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Definición
The height of the lowest layer of clouds covering more than half the sky
Términos relacionados
Altura de decisión (DH: Decision Height)
The altitude during a precision approach at which the pilot must decide to land or go around
niebla (Fog)
Visibility-reducing water droplets suspended near the surface, a major cause of airport delays
METAR (METAR)
Aviation Routine Weather Report — a standardized format for reporting current weather conditions
Visibilidad (VIS: Visibility)
The greatest distance at which prominent objects can be identified with the unaided eye
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Techo de nubes (Ceiling)?
The height of the lowest layer of clouds covering more than half the sky
How does Techo de nubes (Ceiling) relate to other aviation concepts?
Techo de nubes (Ceiling) is closely related to Decision Height and Fog, among other key aviation concepts.
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