Welcome to "Flying With NOAA."

NO WHITE-KNUCKLE FLYERS ALLOWED!!!

Buckle up your seat belts and join NOAA Corps pilots, NOAA's flying scientists, and the crews that "keep 'em flying." Fly in the awesome grandeur of the eye of a hurricane, study thunderstorms and other dangerous weather phenomena, traverse steep mountain canyons during snow-water content surveys, and skim the waves while studying marine mammals and other marine resources. View the coast during photogrammetric missions. Hop into NOAA helicopters as they transport scientists and surveyors over the face of North America as well as fly off the decks of NOAA ships in support of Pacific fisheries studies, marine mammal studies, and many other types of projects far at sea. Experience the alien world of Arctic ice with NOAA scientists as NOAA helicopters transport them far out on the ice packs of the Bering Sea and Beaufort Sea. Join us and take a close-up look at these exciting missions while "Flying with NOAA."

The Heavies

	DC-6	1 2 3
	B-57	1
	C-130	1 2
	P-3	1 2 3 4
	Gulfstream IV	1

 

Hurricane Hunting

	Personnel and Instruments	1 2
	Sea Surface	1
	Fringes to Eye Wall	1
	In the Eye of the Storm	1 2
	Data	1 2

Light Aircraft

Light Aircraft

1 2 3 4 5

Helicopters

	Flying	1 2 3
	On Deck	1 2 3 4 5 6

Hanging Out at the Hangar

Hanging Out at the Hangar

1 2

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