Check-in is required the day prior to your flight. By this time, we typically have a good feel for whether the next day’s weather forecast will allow for flight- and a go/no-go decision is made at that time. Now and then, when weather is very dynamic, we may defer the go/no-go decision to the day of the flight- this will be communicated to you at the time of check-in. Ultimately, the go/no-go decision is at the sole discretion of your pilot. The big takeaway is that you should not assume that just because it is cloudy, your flight is cancelled. For example, it could be overcast, but with clouds high enough to allow for flight. Conversely, just because it is clear and visually beautiful outside, does not mean it is a “go”. There are times when we will have to cancel due to high winds, despite how otherwise beautiful it seems outside.