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2. Describe any notable flight weather hazards at the destination (KUIN) at the planned arrival time. Support your discussion with information from parts A through C.«< &« 3. Describe any potential concerns with altimeter accuracy along the flight route. Support your discussion with information from part A.< e Calculate the following for the departure (KOSA) using the station elevation and appropriate data from the 1200 Z observation provided in the weather information file: (Include appropriate units)« « u.edue All rights are reserved. The material contained herein is the copyright property of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical EM B RV.R' D DL E 1University, Daytona Beach, Florida, 32114. No part of this material may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval A . system, or transmitted in any form, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise without the ' prior written consent of the University.« Aeronautical University a. Station Pressure (use the National Weather Service Station Pressure Calculator)« b. Surface pressure altitude (use the National Weather Service Pressure Altitude Calculator)« c. Density Altitude (use the National Weather Service Density Altitude Calculator)« pa| 5. From the calculations in 4., draw some conclusions about whether the aircraft's performance would be enhanced or reduced in the vicinity of the airport during take-off.« « Part E — Summary Pre-Flight Weather Briefing« Summarize the expected weather conditions and flight hazards at take-off and landing, using the information gained from your analysis in parts A through D to support your discussion.« = Part F — Self-Reflection« The Advise Intentions activities are designed to prepare you for the Pre-Flight Weather Self-Briefing activity, where you will synthesize all knowledge and skills gained in the course.« Formulate a brief evaluation of the extent to which the knowledge and skills you have gained thus far in the course prepared you to complete the tasks in this activity. Support your evaluation with specific evidence, citing specific lessons and activities previously completed. Your evidence may also include applicable experiences and knowledge acquired outside of this course.«