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New weather radar keeps pilots out of trouble
Posted on November 12, 2012 at 11:49 PM
Updated Tuesday, Nov 13 at 12:35 AM
New aviation technology invented in Redmond means better weather radar for airline pilots. And for those of us who fly as passengers, it means a safer and less hair-raising trip. KING 5 Aviation Specialist Glenn Farley reports.
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