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COVID-19 Lessons When COVID-19 hit the U.S., the national airspace system (NAS) went from often saturated to seldom used. What does that do to a culture so focused on safety? The first thing that happened was a sudden shift in “safety” concerns over to handling COVID-19. Should I go fly? Wear a mask? But, where we began and where we’re headed now are two very different paradigms. The aviation safety culture we’ve built over decades is somewhat perishable—it’s not just like “riding...

“We hope there will be a miracle, and he survived,” a cousin of a passenger on Sriwijaya Air flight 182, told BenarNews.

Which is when dorian was really starting to intensify into the powerful storm that were seeing now. the cloud tops were really reaching up to our flight level at 45,000 feet. were getting some of the outflow and some turbulence up there as well. really just a powerful storm. >> reporter: nick underwood, thank you so much for what you do. the science youre helping provide is saving lives. thank you for joining us right now. >> were happy to do it and thank you, john. >> reporter: dana, you can se...

And ripped the roofs off buildings in the abaco islands. years, for most part as strong flooding is also a major concern as you make your background checks, they would not have stopped any of it. with the storm surge up to 23 so its a big problem. feet or 7 meters. its a mental problem. its a big problem. the northwest bahamas could see as much as eight months worth of rain in just a few days. >> and then take a look at this. >> thnatasha lindstaedt is a you get a sense of how big and vast this ...

Everyone really needs to pay attention to what he said. that is vital information that he just gave out. as we flew into dorian on saturday night it was a very powerful category 4 storm. we had an incredible stadium effect of the eye as youve seen. there are pictures on the internet right now that have gone viral. we did experience severe turbulence on the way in. we had a good ride and did four penetrations of dorian which is really typical for any mission we fly when tracking a storm. as far a...

Likely going to be enough for them to make some changes in the forecast? >> so whether -- so aerial weather reconnaissance is one piece of a larger picture, so the folks at the national hurricane center, theyre really looking at the larger and the bigger picture of things. our aircraft reconnaissance could be coming in with one wind speed and they could be getting different day from other sources and places saying well, yeah, theres this, that, and the other. another thing to pick up on is where...

Sure. this is 24 hours, literally, from the coast to orlando, in 24 hours. you could probably walk there in 24 hours. and thats the heavy rain potential all the way through the entire peninsula of florida, because this will not be a compact storm when it gets there. it has 96 hours to gain strength in very warm water. were now seeing the hurricane hunter aircraft fly through it at 89 miles per hour at the surface, slightly higher at flight level. so what else has been here in the past? theres do...

That was a complete swing and a miss. its going to be a 70 mile per hour storm or very close to a hurricane when it runs over st. croix and even into the eastern half thereof puerto rico. and a lot of times you see the storm being bad on the right side, this one actually has more rain on the left side. 100 mile per hour storm somewhere between miami and maybe charleston. and i know alisyn talked about this with the hurricane center. it could be a lot less, could be more, this is still five days ...