Originally Posted by
BAA Training
Occassional unfavorable weather conditions, such as fog, are the most common reasons for flight cancellations. These conditions can be challenging to forecast and beyond our control.
Lleida is known to be the
foggiest city in Catalonia though, with fog nearly everyday from the months of November to at least February and so thick that even when the sun comes out, it is not enough to dissipate it. There have been instances when there has been fog in April-June as well.
This is not irregular, nor is it new,
everyone in the region and the country knows this, so
you are being very dishonest here.
Weather related disruptions are not under your control, however opening a base in the foggiest city of Spain and then claiming that we cannot do anything about weather is like dispatching a broken plane and claiming that the crash was out of your control.
You could take actions to mitigate weather related delays like for example opening a winter base in a less foggier place? Or you could completely relocate the base to another place ,where fog is not an issue.
However, you decide to throw your hands up and exclaim that it is not your problem- because you don't care about the quality of training.