Sixth manual weather station established at Maafaru International...

Maafaru International Airport has become the sixth airport in the Maldives to operate a manual weather station, improving weather information for airlines and pilots. The Maldives Meteorological Service (MET Office) stated that the facility strengthens weather monitoring and enhances aviation weather services. Previously, weather data for Maafaru relied on an automatic station and the manual station at Hanimaadhoo. The new station brings the total number of manual weather stations in the Maldives to six, located at Hanimaadhoo, Maafaru, Kadhdhoo, Kaadedhdhoo, Gan, and Hulhulé. The MET Office provides forecasts and warnings for aviation, fishermen, seafarers, and the public, monitoring weather around the clock.

Maafaru International Airport has become the sixth airport in the Maldives to operate a manual weather station, improving weather information for airlines and pilots. The Maldives Meteorological Service (MET Office) stated that the facility strengthens weather monitoring and enhances aviation weather services. Previously, weather data for Maafaru relied on an automatic station and the manual station at Hanimaadhoo. The new station brings the total number of manual weather stations in the Maldives to six, located at Hanimaadhoo, Maafaru, Kadhdhoo, Kaadedhdhoo, Gan, and Hulhulé. The MET Office provides forecasts and warnings for aviation, fishermen, seafarers, and the public, monitoring weather around the clock.

Maafaru International Airport has become the sixth airport in the Maldives to operate a manual weather station, improving weather information for airlines and pilots. The Maldives Meteorological Service (MET Office) stated that the facility strengthens weather monitoring and enhances aviation weather services. Previously, weather data for Maafaru relied on an automatic station and the manual station at Hanimaadhoo. The new station brings the total number of manual weather stations in the Maldives to six, located at Hanimaadhoo, Maafaru, Kadhdhoo, Kaadedhdhoo, Gan, and Hulhulé. The MET Office provides forecasts and warnings for aviation, fishermen, seafarers, and the public, monitoring weather around the clock.

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