Severe turbulence can cause injuries and unexpected flight diversions, as seen in a recent Delta flight emergency landing.

Turbulence can be scary, but here’s the science behind this natural phenomenon—and tips to stay safe on a plane.

A Delta Air Lines flight from Salt Lake City to Amsterdam experienced "significant" turbulence on Wednesday and was forced to ...

Turbulence has become more common in recent years, with more flights experiencing frequent and sometimes severe mid-air ...

Modern planes are strong enough to handle just about any turbulence. Experts say aircraft may suffer cosmetic or interior ...

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Turbulence, the invisible force that often jolts aeroplanes mid-air, is caused by various factors including atmospheric ...

Learn about in-flight turbulence, its causes, and when it poses dangers to passengers and crews. Stay informed for safer ...

Unexpected turbulence is what is primarily responsible for injuries, as passengers and crew aren't wearing seatbelts and are unprepared.

Flights are getting bumpier, thanks in part to climate change. But new studies are looking into innovative potential ways to ...

“The real issue with turbulence is that, in more severe instances, it causes violent movement inside the cabin, not ...

Dinner had just started. Drinks were being served. Passengers were chatting, reading, maybe dozing off. Then it hit. Without warning, ...