The minimum weather standard for agricultural flight is the plain area.

The minimum weather standards for agricultural flights are as follows:

The minimum meteorological standard of agricultural flight is relatively low in the plain area, mainly because the meteorological conditions in the plain area are usually relatively stable, and the airflow and wind force do not change much, so the flight safety is relatively high.

Agricultural flight in plain areas generally requires weather situation and forecast to meet the following conditions:

Visibility: The minimum visibility requirement is usually 1.5-3km, and the specific value may be different in different regions and different models. For large aircraft, visibility requirements may be higher.

Cloud height: The minimum cloud height is usually 50 to 100 meters, so as to ensure that the aircraft can remain stable when encountering changes in airflow or wind direction.

Wind power: generally, the wind speed is required to be less than 10 m/s to ensure that the aircraft will not be affected by excessive wind power during flight.

Temperature: The temperature range is usually between 10 and 30 degrees above zero to ensure the normal operation of the aircraft and the effect of agricultural operations.

Other meteorological conditions, such as precipitation and lightning. , but the specific requirements may vary according to different regions and different operational requirements.

In addition, in order to ensure the safety and effectiveness of agricultural flight, we need to pay attention to the following points:

Before flying, you should fully understand the weather forecast and actual situation to avoid flying in bad weather conditions.

Maintain a stable flight speed and altitude during flight to avoid sudden acceleration or deceleration and other drastic operations.

In agricultural operations, appropriate parameters such as flight speed, spray width and height should be selected according to the requirements of different regions and different crops.

Pay attention to the surrounding environment during the flight, especially take corresponding measures in time when the airflow or wind changes.

After completing agricultural operations, the aircraft condition should be checked in time to ensure that there is no damage or failure caused by long-term flight.