![]() ![]() KLM will launch its premium-economy cabin on routes to North America later this year, the SkyTeam carrier confirmed on 27 May, as it starts to roll out the new product across its widebody fleet. Airline Business special: CEOs to watch in 2021.FlightGlobal Guide to Business Aviation Training and Safety 2021.EDGE: A new global force in aerospace and defence.Shell Aviation: What will it take to Decarbonise Aviation?.What does the future of aviation look like in 2022?. ![]() Guide to Business Aviation Training and Safety 2022.What will it take to Decarbonise Aviation?.Guide to Business Aviation Training and Safety 2023.Airline Business Covid-19 recovery tracker.While there are hundreds more body language sign from which we can learn, we always should view our observation in the overall cultural context. Power of dynamics within a group: Individuals with more power or status may occupy more space and lead the direction of the conversations. Stress or discomfort: Defensive postures like crossed arms and avoiding eye contact are sign of unease. ![]() Engagement: If a person is learning forward, showing close eye contact and nodding, the person is likely to be engaged. Confidence and credibility: Our posture can reveal for example a person's confidence level and eye contact supports this. Whereas English is the international most recognized language, here is what we can learn from body language in a business context: There may yet be problems from tropical cyclones in Central America and Mexico, but potential threats are dwindling to North America.īody language and facial expressions are a form of non-verbal communication that transcends spoken language.Įxpressions of basis emotions like happiness, sadness, anger, surprise, fear and even disgust tend to be universal and are similarly across different cultures. With the exception of a broad/strong Asian monsoon, the entire Northern Hemisphere is being dominated by an impressive (almost moderate classification) El Nino. ![]() Any ITCZ impulse ejected out of the equatorial regions is going to get shredded and/or dry up in this set-up. At the same time, upper winds are mostly southwesterly to the left of the mega heat ridge in northern Africa and Asia. In case you are wondering, or maybe need reminding, there is an abundance of hot/dry/dusty air from the Sahara Desert moving across the Atlantic Basin. Thunderstorms and cooler air look to be established above Interstate 70 and to the right of Interstate 75 after the last day of the month. The takeover of hot air over the northern and eastern reaches of the lower 48 states this week is only temporary. this progression keeps the subtropical high from expanding eastward. These impulses, with associated surface cold fronts, will ride through southern Canada and then through the Great Lakes/Midwest and Eastern Seaboard. Strong shortwaves from the northern Pacific Basin, boosted by the Asian monsoonal fetch and the Madden-Julian Oscillation (note Typhoon Doksuri brushing Luzon Island, part of an active MJO sequence in Phases 6, 7 and 8) will "juice" the polar westerlies. I cannot see any serious disruption of the 500MB configuration through the month of August. It is unusual to see nearly all forms of forecast guidance (models, analogs, etc.) agree wholeheartedly with this concept of a very strong Sonoran heat ridge dominate the southwestern and south central states. No hurricanes yet But plenty of hot air in a pattern that will simply not quit.įrom later June onward, by now you see the upper air pattern that continues to deliver sometimes dangerous heat from California to Texas, and back again. ![]()
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