In a rare meteorological event, Storm Isha swept across the entirety of the UK and Ireland, leaving its mark with unprecedentedly powerful winds. For Chris Strong, Head of Network Operations at NATS, the challenges posed by this exceptional storm were significant.
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The southern regions of England and Ireland experienced winds gusting at 70-75mph, characterized by south-westerly directions. This not only resulted in crosswinds at major airports in the south but also introduced wind shear and turbulence, adding extra layers of complexity for flight crews.
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