5 Latest ATPL Meteorology Questions Explained | Pressure Systems

Join airline pilot Greg as he walks you through five of the latest ATPL Meteorology questions recently reported from real EASA exams across multiple authorities.

In this session, Greg focuses on the topic 05007 – Pressure Systems, explaining each question step-by-step to help you understand key atmospheric patterns, storm behaviour, and pressure-related weather characteristics essential for exam success.

📚 What’s Covered in This Video:
00:00 – Introduction
00:15 / AIR-245815 — Winter Pressure Patterns in the North Atlantic
02:13 / AIR-245897 — Weather Characteristics Inside a Hurricane
04:28 / AIR-246543 — Seasonal Shifts in Global Pressure Zones
06:27 / AIR-273812 — Structure and Dimensions of Tropical Revolving Storms
07:52 / AIR-246133 — Winter Weather in an Icelandic Low-Pressure Trough

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