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Saint Louis University Aviation Dashboard

Real-Time Flight Restrictions and Weather Information

Welcome to the SLU Oliver L. Parks Department of Aviation Science Dashboard. This system provides real-time weather information and flight restriction status for training operations.


đŸ›Šī¸ Dashboards

Main Dashboard

Full-featured dashboard with comprehensive weather data, heat index restrictions, and pilot-specific limitations.

Quick View Dashboard

Large-format TV display dashboard with weather graphics, flight status, announcements, and METAR data. Optimized for monitor viewing.

Mobile Status

Smartphone-optimized single-page view with the current flight category card, temperature/heat index notes, and a bottom navigation menu for Announcements, METAR + Conditions, and the full Restrictions breakdown. Supports persistent system notifications via the Web Notification API.

Demo Page

Demonstration page showing all possible status scenarios with live current conditions and 11 example scenarios.


📚 Documentation

Documentation Index

Complete documentation of all restrictions, limits, and thresholds used in the dashboard system.

Available Documentation:


đŸŒĄī¸ Current Status

The dashboards display real-time weather data from:

Data is automatically updated every 15 minutes via GitHub Actions.


đŸŽ¯ Flight Status Levels

Weather Restrictions to Flight Operations
Pilot Certificate Level
Category Ceiling Visibility Crosswind Component /
Wind Speed (kt)
Student
Pilot
Private
Pilot
Instrument /
Commercial Pilot
A At least 1,500 ft At least 3 SM ≤ 10 && < 20 No Restrictions No Restrictions No Restrictions
B At least 1,500 ft At least 3 SM 11–15 or 20–24 No Solo No Restrictions No Restrictions
C At least 1,500 ft At least 3 SM 16–20 or 25–29 No Solo No Solo No Restrictions
D Less than 1,500 ft Less than 3 SM > 20 or ≥ 30 No Solo No Solo No Solo
F — — — — — — — — — — No Flights — — — — — — — — — —

📊 Key Features



â„šī¸ About

This dashboard was developed for the Saint Louis University Oliver L. Parks Department of Aviation Science to provide clear, real-time flight restriction information based on current weather conditions.

The system automatically evaluates wind speed, crosswind components, visibility, cloud ceilings, heat index, and temperature against established safety thresholds to determine operational status.


Last Updated: March 2026
Questions? Contact the SLU Aviation Science Department