Module 6
A&S Question
In this activity, you will take your learning to the next level by applying and synthesizing (A&S) concepts explored in this module. Instructions Choose one question option (1 or 2) to answer. Place your chosen question and the formulated answer* within a separate document.
Integrate information from the module lessons to develop and support your answers.

Your answer will be scored on completeness, correctness, clarity, and conciseness, and the degree of synthesis and application of the related concepts, not on how many words they contain. More is not necessarily better! This is NOT an essay assignment.
Save your assignment using a naming convention that includes your first and last name and the activity number (or description). Do not add punctuation or special characters.
This activity is due by the last day of the module.
Please read through all sections before proceeding to the next page, and refer back whenever necessary.
Question Option 1
Question Option 2
Suppose you are a commercial airline pilot planning for a round-trip flight between Los Angeles, California (on the US west) and New York City (on the US east coast) in the month of January at a planned cruising altitude of about 30,000 feet.
In the flight planning process, you check the Aviation Weather Center website’s wind and temperatures plot o and pull up a map for the forecast winds for the planned flight level, valid for the time frame of the round-trip flight.

A. Explain how the map information will be used for estimating the flight duration time and fuel requirements for each leg of the flight.

B. Identify (by name) the specific wind feature that would also be identified using the map information, and explain why determining the strength and position of this feature should be considered in determining the actual flight route and flight level for each leg of the flight.