Session 2B Session 2: Research and Career Panels - Aviation

Saturday, 11 January 2025: 10:20 AM-11:30 AM
207 (New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center)
Host: 24th Annual Student Conference

Aviation plays an important role in the global economy and weather is accountable for the largest percentage of delayed or canceled flights. This describes the necessity for timely and accurate forecast information for the aviation industry. There are jobs for aviation meteorology from the private sector, government, and military. Whether you are interested in aviation or high-impact weather forecasting there is something in this session for you. The session will include an overview of aviation meteorology, along with three lightning talks from experts in the field. A Q&A session will follow, allowing students to ask the panelist questions.

Papers:
10:20 AM
Speaker/Session Introduction

10:25 AM
Overview of Topic: Navigating the Skies: Supporting Business Aviation with Meteorology
Ashley Anderson,

10:35 AM
Weathering the Challenges: Bridging Meteorology and Airline Operations.
Marco Monreal,

10:42 AM
From Meteorology to Space Weather: The FAA’s Role in Safeguarding Aviation in the Skies
Samantha Jeanne Watson, Washington, DC

10:48 AM
Connecting Research to Operations Through the Aviation Weather Testbed
Stephanie J. Avey, NWS/AWC, Kansas City, MO

10:56 AM
Q&A

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