Microbursts pose a significant risk to aviation, particularly during takeoff and landing when aircraft are most vulnerable to sudden changes in wind speed and direction. The Pan Am Flight 759 disaster demonstrated the devastating impact of this phenomenon, resulting in the loss of 153 lives, including passengers, crew, and individuals on the ground. The lack of advanced weather detection technology at the time contributed to the inability to foresee and mitigate the risks posed by the microburst. While modern advancements in wind shear detection and pilot training have significantly reduced the risk of such incidents, microbursts remain a critical concern for aviation safety, especially in regions prone to severe convective storms.