“驼峰航线”上的1945年1月6日,用“人类空运史上最恶劣的天气”把这个日子载入飞行史册一点都不夸张。十四航空队飞行员卡尔·康斯坦因回忆说,“驼峰”上空那天酝酿了来自不同方向的三股欧亚气团:低气压向西沿喜马拉雅主要山脉运动,高气压自孟加拉海湾翻卷而来,更低的气压来自西伯利亚。三股强大气流的持续冲撞翻搅,形成了地球大气层最为恶劣的飞行环 “Hump route” on January 6, 1945, with “the worst weather in the history of human air” This day is not an exaggeration to load the history of the flight. Fourteen air force pilots, Carl Constance, recalled that three Eurasian air masses were brewing from different directions on “Hump”: the depression moved westward along the major Himalayan mountains and the high pressure rolled over the Bengal Bay, The lower pressure comes from Siberia. The continuous collision of the three powerful air currents stirred up and formed the most adverse flight ring in the Earth’s atmosphere