AIRMETs cover icing, turbulence, and IFR with mountain obscuration. Which option reflects all covered phenomena?

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AIRMETs cover icing, turbulence, and IFR with mountain obscuration. Which option reflects all covered phenomena?

AIRMETs cover three weather hazards that can affect smaller aircraft: icing, turbulence, and IFR conditions including mountain obscuration. The statement that lists icing, turbulence, and IFR with mountain obscuration includes all the phenomena AIRMETs can address, so it’s the best fit. The other options miss at least one of these hazards (icing only, turbulence only, or IFR with mountain obscuration only).

AIRMETs cover three weather hazards that can affect smaller aircraft: icing, turbulence, and IFR conditions including mountain obscuration. The statement that lists icing, turbulence, and IFR with mountain obscuration includes all the phenomena AIRMETs can address, so it’s the best fit. The other options miss at least one of these hazards (icing only, turbulence only, or IFR with mountain obscuration only).

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