Turbulence is a common occurrence during air travel. While it can be frightening or nauseating for some travellers, it's usually as routine as the in-flight movie. "Violent" or "extreme ...

In aviation, turbulence is one of the most unpredictable atmospheric events, and while most events are just a minor inconvenience or jolt, it can be significant enough to cause damage to the ...

Delta Air Lines says a flight from Salt Lake City to Amsterdam was hit by serious turbulence, sending 25 people to hospitals ...

An ATSB investigation into the incident revealed that one of the passengers described the aircraft as “rolling left and right ...

Watch from Dec. 30, 2015: 21 passengers were taken to Calgary hospitals after turbulence forced a Toronto bound flight from Shanghai to land in Calgary. Stefan Keyes reports.

Turbulence — a sudden, violent shift in air flow — is the most common cause of airline accidents involving injuries, according to a 2021 study by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB).

Turbulence is usually uncomfortable, but more extreme cases can be dangerous. Several passengers were injured during a Ryanair flight on 4 June as a result of “severe turbulence” that was due ...

Some kinds of turbulence are less common in summer, but storms can bring bumpy rides for airplane passengers. Here's how to stay safe.