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The new age of air safety: How real-time weather, terrain, and turbulence tech makes jets safer than ever

Recently, the aviation industry is deploying AI, machine-learning turbulence prediction, synthetic vision and advanced radars to boost safety across airlines, carriers and next-generation air taxis.
Research shows climate change is altering the jet stream and increasing atmospheric instability, and severe turbulence incidents last year highlighted risks, accelerating the aviation technology surge.
Honeywell's IntuVue RDR‑7000 detects turbulence, wind shear, and storms with full‑time coverage up to 320 nautical miles, bolstering aviation safety.
Honeywell has deployed runway safety systems across fleets, including a Southwest Airlines installation program, while operational users expect improved safety and efficiency from integrated weather and terrain intelligence.
Pilot training must adapt to human‑machine interface challenges as FAA NextGen Weather Processor, CSS‑Wx, and ADS‑B weather uplinks scale weather intelligence for safer flights.

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The new age of air safety: How real-time weather, terrain, and turbulence tech makes jets safer than ever

Paramount Business Jets reports that advances in aviation tech enhance safety by improving turbulence prediction, situational awareness, and operational efficiency.

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