What should I do if the plane encounters a thunderstorm during the flight?

The plane is not affected by the thunderstorm,

The plane will be grounded when it takes off in thunderstorm weather; The plane is flying over the thunderstorm cloud; When the plane lands in a thunderstorm, it will fly around in the air until the thunderstorm stops.

If the aircraft inevitably encounters thunderstorm weather, the lightning protection device on the aircraft can shunt the lightning to the outside of the fuselage, thus avoiding the damage of the fuel tank and communication equipment and ensuring the safety of the passengers on the aircraft and the aircraft itself.

Because the aircraft itself has lightning protection devices, there are two systems:

1. When used for berthing, the aircraft fuselage is equipped with a lightning protection belt to buckle with the ground to prevent special circumstances.

2. The configuration used in the flight state of the aircraft includes a thunderstorm forecasting system, which can inform the pilot of the weather changes in advance, so that the pilot has enough time to take preventive measures or stay away from the thunderstorm cloud zone.