Isparta
A summary of Isparta derived from pilots' flights. Values are recomputed every night; a value without enough different pilots and flights is not shown.
Showing: Whole year, Whole day
Flying areas in this province: Eğirdir
Region summary
- Flyable months
- Mar, May–Oct
- Prevailing wind
- north
- Mean flight time
- 43 min
- Most productive time of day
- 12:00–14:00
- Flight data support
- Strong · Flights of at least 10 different pilots
For pilot privacy a value is shown only when enough different pilots and flights stand behind it; exact counts are never shown. "Not enough data" does not mean nobody flies there.
Flyable days by month
Mean number of days a year on which at least one flight lasted longer than 15 minutes. Hatched month: not enough data.
Thermals by time of day
Mean climb of the region's thermals by local time of day; the most productive slot is highlighted. Hatched slot: not enough data.
Wind
Take-offs
- Akpınar kalkışı (sentetik) Take-off
Landings
- Balkırı inişi (sentetik) Landing
- Balkırı inişi (sentetik) Landing
- Çobanisa inişi (sentetik) Landing
- Menderes inişi (sentetik) Landing
Known incidents and precautions
Not in-flight information: for planning and briefing before you fly. Ask the local club and pilots about the current situation.
No incidents recorded for this region.
Entered by the region's club moderators; no personal data, no day. Listed by period, newest first.
Thermals on the map: Whole year, Whole day. Open in the thermal atlas
Slope analysis
Shades the map by how the sun and the forecast wind meet the slopes on the day and hour you pick.
Slope the sun hits nearly head-on (angle of incidence below 60°)
Slope in glancing sun or in shade
Shadows cast by neighbouring mountains are not computed; only which way the slope faces.
Slope facing the wind
Lee slope (wind from behind)
The wind is a model forecast for a 0.25° cell; the real wind on a ridge can differ.
For pre-flight planning only; not for use in flight, the pilot decides.
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