Turbulence on Flights: Increasing Concerns and Expected Worsening.

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Social media has made turbulence more apparent, with videos of flights rocked by turbulence regularly accruing thousands and sometimes millions of views. Climate change is making turbulence worse, with clear-air turbulence increasing due to global warming. The aviation industry has several technologies at its disposal to detect clear-air turbulence and research that helps to forecast areas of turbulence. Flight attendants make up 79% of those seriously injured from air turbulence, and there has been an uptick in turbulence, according to the president of the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA.
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