Can the plane take off and land normally in rainy days?

Generally, the plane encounters moderate to heavy rain, and there is no obvious thunderstorm, so the plane can take off and land in the rain. If the weather changes suddenly in the middle of the plane and the visibility of the destination decreases due to heavy rain, the plane will usually land temporarily at the nearest airport and continue flying after the weather improves.

Can the plane take off and land normally in rainy days?

Pilots, flight commanders and air traffic controllers usually know and study the weather situation and weather forecast before the plane takes off, so as to correctly deal with the complex meteorological conditions that may be encountered during the flight.

Low visibility weather has a great influence on the take-off and landing of aircraft, such as rain, clouds, sandstorms, floating dust, smoke, fog and haze, which will reduce visibility and affect flight. The visibility on the ground is low, and it is easy to yaw and get lost, which affects the take-off and landing.

When the airport visibility is less than 350 meters, the plane can't take off, when it is less than 500 meters, it can't land, and when the visibility is less than 50 meters, the plane can't even taxi. If the pilot operates improperly, it will easily lead to flight accidents.