Some Meteorological Conditions Which Increase the Danger of Flying

Extract

It may seem rather presumptuous for one who does not himself fly to discuss, the dangers that may be met with in the air as though a landsman who had crossed the Channel a few times were to write on the navigation of a ship across the ocean. At the same time, it may be of some use to point out certain conditions of the atmosphere which seem to me to constitute dangers, although I may be mistaken in my estimate of some of these, and would welcome any information from pilots bearing on the subject. In fact, my paper is meant to elicit information rather than to give it.