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Turbulence is the worst part of flying for many people. Though it’s a phenomenon that happens surprisingly regularly, it can often be alarming – one that can strike fear into even the most ...

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If turbulence gives you the jitters, maybe fly around the Rocky Mountains — the high-elevation region was home to some of the most unsettled air in the US last year, according to a new report.

To quantify the likelihood of turbulence, Turbli uses eddy dissipation rate (EDR). This is a measurement of atmospheric turbulence that's independent of the aircraft's characteristics. It's the ...

To calculate the likelihood of turbulence, Turbli uses eddy dissipation rate (EDR) which measures atmospheric turbulence. Here are the most turbulent routes in Europe from 2024. At the top with ...

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The aircraft fly at low speeds, increasing the turbulence, he added. “You get pulled up out of your seat and your head bangs against the roof,” he said. In the hot conditions, pilots must keep ...

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what remains clear is its central importance to the success of U.S. national security efforts. This has become only more apparent given the increasing turbulence in world affairs.