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  • Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
  • It's not just you-in-flight turbulence really is getting worse. WIRED spoke with pilot Andrea Themely and atmospheric scientist Dr. Paul Williams about why conditions are becoming more severe and how the scientific and commercial aviation communities are approaching the future of air travel.
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Комментарии • 162

  • @jopo7996
    @jopo7996 Год назад +298

    He explained this so well I returned my seat to an upright position.

    • @gus473
      @gus473 Год назад +2

      😂 Underrated comment! 😎✌️

    • @alexateachey9680
      @alexateachey9680 Год назад +1

      I watched this video because I have flight anxiety….. but this comment made me laugh so hard I forgot why I even watched the video 😅🫶

  • @andrewchapman2024
    @andrewchapman2024 Год назад +79

    I was on the toilet when we hit turbulence. It actually helped me unload.

  • @TheSieBee
    @TheSieBee Год назад +44

    This was an interesting video.
    I actually experienced bad turbulence one time on the way out of Guatemala City. It felt like we dropped for a couple seconds (had that weightless feeling, and saw a guy in front of me hair float up for a couple seconds) and the next thing i knew the pilot pushed that plain up and over the system we were trying to get past. That was 30 minutes into a four hour flight. Lol

    • @bullywife
      @bullywife Год назад +1

      Interesting but as a Guatemalan myself I will let you know the reason: ravines that surround Guatemala City.

  • @sblbate
    @sblbate Год назад +98

    If Prigozhin's flight had been a day later he might've known about the risks of turbulence.

    • @Andrea-1998
      @Andrea-1998 Год назад +17

      Good one, just like people randomly falling out of windows who just happen to be Russian oligarchs. 😂

  • @JoshuaGold1
    @JoshuaGold1 Год назад +15

    That trick with a drink only works sometimes. Other times, the turbulence causes the drink to spill on you.

  • @jenmorricone4014
    @jenmorricone4014 Год назад +66

    Keep your seatbelt ON.... ALWAYS..... there's a reason ! You do not want a head and neck injury.

    • @IamTonyStark1
      @IamTonyStark1 Год назад +2

      No one asked ya 😊

    • @snakedoktor6020
      @snakedoktor6020 Год назад +24

      ​@@IamTonyStark1Actually, I had texted Jen earlier for her opinion on seatbelts. 😊

    • @NightmodeFPS
      @NightmodeFPS Год назад +11

      @@IamTonyStark1 Actually I did, now pipe it.

    • @citriosis
      @citriosis 9 месяцев назад +4

      ​@@IamTonyStark1nah i asked jen specifically actually

  • @markedis5902
    @markedis5902 Год назад +109

    I remember back in the 1980s flying and suddenly getting that weightless feeling, my glass lifted off the tray table and my scotch lifted out of the glass. I watched quite fascinated as they slowly moved back down and settled on the table without a drop spilled. Then I was pushed into my seat feeling like I weighed double. I asked the cabin crew about it later in the flight and apparently we had fallen nearly 2000 foot in just over a second.

    • @LeanAndMean44
      @LeanAndMean44 Год назад +1

      Cool

    • @SketchingCrap
      @SketchingCrap Год назад +9

      A plane never fall like people think. There is no hole in air...

    • @stevengigrich
      @stevengigrich Год назад +5

      cap

    • @ichristianrodriguez
      @ichristianrodriguez Год назад +1

      Nutssss. I lived through some gnarly chop recently.
      Cool to think they’re getting better but also seems we all might live through some crazy turbulence in the future.

    • @sean668
      @sean668 Год назад +2

      @@SketchingCrapUsually the “falling” is really deceleration while gaining altitude. It’s similar to falling if you squint

  • @andytranter
    @andytranter Год назад +31

    I love when they forget and leave the seatbelt light on for 6 hours

    • @Keji839
      @Keji839 Год назад +2

      😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @rachelgooden9981
    @rachelgooden9981 Год назад +6

    At the end, when he said he just orders a drink, first thing that came to mind was ‘gin and tonic’

  • @deathchips926
    @deathchips926 Год назад +28

    Hopefully this drives innovation to avoid clear air turbulence

    • @AndyGilleand
      @AndyGilleand Год назад +11

      I think they will probably start using their crowdsourced data to start creating AI models that will be able to make predictions on the probability of turbulence in different places.

    • @deathchips926
      @deathchips926 Год назад +1

      sounds about right!@@AndyGilleand

  • @sofiagonzalezgt
    @sofiagonzalezgt Год назад +10

    At the end is he implying that we should get wine, rum, whiskey ??? I need clarification on which one can help me see the turbulence more still. 😂😂😅😅

  • @fofwew
    @fofwew Год назад +10

    EVERYONE STRAP YOUR SEATBELTS!! CAUSE THERE'S ABOUT TO BE SOME TURBULENCE!!!

  • @MohammedKhaled-ju7gy
    @MohammedKhaled-ju7gy Год назад +14

    Narrow bodies get bounced around more than wide body aircrafts. Atleast in my experience

    • @loveguitar2x
      @loveguitar2x Год назад +1

      P=mv basic physics p being momentum

    • @ilhamrj2599
      @ilhamrj2599 Год назад +2

      True. But narrow body usually flies shorter range than wide body. Thus, the probability of facing actual turbulence would still be less than wide body. If you fly longer and furthere, there are greater likelihood of turbulence.

  • @darkcheeto3338
    @darkcheeto3338 Год назад +9

    I've never been on a plane in my life. thank you whoever made cars it doesn't matter how long it takes to drive to my vacation spots, I do not care because I enjoy driving.

    • @phreak761
      @phreak761 8 месяцев назад +1

      Dangerous.

    • @fnancyb
      @fnancyb 5 месяцев назад

      “I’ve never been on a plane in my life.“ Uh, is that supposed to be a brag? LOL That is exactly the kind of thing that everyone else in the world thinks that an incurious know-nothing American would write. Embarrassing!

    • @antonYpauL777
      @antonYpauL777 4 месяца назад +1

      That's better 😊👍🏻

  • @kill3rbyysight
    @kill3rbyysight Год назад +2

    just wen I thought I'm going to overcome my fear of flying.. by watching turbulence videos and getting exposed to it as suggested by my therapist... this is the first video that showed up ✌️🙌👏

  • @PikkaBite
    @PikkaBite Год назад +40

    So basically it will not change that much in the flight planning phase. Flight routes have been calculated and decided based on weather forecasts and winds since forever. Flights might get bumpier, but that's it. Planes are designed to withstand a certain amount of turbulence. This will not put an halt to air travel, that's for sure.

    • @themurrrr
      @themurrrr Год назад +9

      And what is this amount of turbulence planes are built to withstand?
      It’s easy to just drop that sentence when we have no idea what the parameters are.
      It’s not mentioned at any point how much this will impact the plane, short term or long term.
      Keep in mind, there are plenty of older planes still flying. You think those will be suddenly retired sooner by the greedy companies?

    • @PikkaBite
      @PikkaBite Год назад

      @@themurrrr Turbulence is expressed in g-force, as it is stated in the video. The amount of g-force that a plane can withstand depends on their structure design and dimensions. I'm not going to explain how it works or how it is calculated here, but if you're genuinely interested I suggest you to have a look at the FAA (especially CFR Part. 25 regarding airworthiness standards, § 25.341 Gust and turbulence loads) and EASA (CS-25, CS25.341, Gust and turbulence loads) regulations on the matter.
      As for short term or long term impact of turbulence on the planes, as well as "plenty of older planes still flying", do keep in mind that scheduled maintenance is always in order (and mandatory), and if those planes are not airworthy, they don't put the single plane down, but rather the entire plane type. Even the greedy airline companies and manufacturers have to follow the international aviation safety rules. Boeing learned it the hard way.

    • @ninjaguysith
      @ninjaguysith Год назад +5

      Taking an aircraft and shaking it violently causes a lot of maintenance issues.

    • @PikkaBite
      @PikkaBite Год назад +4

      @@ninjaguysith That's why they are generally avoided via a careful planning of the flight route. No company wants to spend more than they are required to.

    • @jls5373
      @jls5373 Год назад +1

      Thank God you know so much more than the professionals. We should all feel so much better/safer 😒🤫🫏

  • @osmsiddiqi_photo
    @osmsiddiqi_photo 8 месяцев назад +4

    Choice of airplane model - 737 Max - cool, that's no reassurance.

  • @TheRafaelRamos
    @TheRafaelRamos Год назад +10

    New turbulence update just dropped 🌬️🍃

  • @Itach6186
    @Itach6186 4 месяца назад

    They all explained everything great. As a pilot and engineer I thought they were going to dumb everything down.

  • @cainstero
    @cainstero Год назад +21

    Whole lotta turbulence

    • @cj9318
      @cj9318 Год назад +2

      Did you pray today?

    • @cj9318
      @cj9318 Год назад +2

      Did you pray today?

  • @johnjames8707
    @johnjames8707 Год назад +7

    turbulence is reason i hate flying

    • @foreveranon6940
      @foreveranon6940 Год назад +5

      Same i get panic attacks but it’s weird as a kid i liked it and as i aged i developed a physical anxiety response to it

  • @martinc.720
    @martinc.720 Год назад +4

    Airplanes moving around more in the next few decades as they will try and avoid turbulence.
    Reduced space between aircraft in the next few decades due to an increase in air traffic.
    That's not going to be a problem for ATC's...

  • @zacharytaylor190
    @zacharytaylor190 6 месяцев назад +1

    Important to note that the reporting criteria for turbulance is not based on g-factor, but instead subjective experience. Light is slight strain felt on seatbelt, unsecured object jostle slightly, and minor fluctuations is airspeed and altitide. Moderate is definite strain on seatbelts, unsecured objects displaced, food service and walking are difficult and usually suspended, and dofficukty maintaining +-100ft altitude allocation. Severe is occupants forced violently agaist seatbelts, unsecured objects are tossed around, walking is impossible, and aircraft has difficukty maintainkng positive control. Extreme is where the pilot finds the aircraft impossible to purposefully keep in a safe attitude for flight, even with full deflection. Manouvering at high airspeeds result in structural damage.
    Also, a heavier plane will experience less turbulance given the same conditions comared to a lighter plane. This is because it has more inertia and requires more force to be moved by the same amount. F=ma, and theremore a=F/m. A cessna 150 weighing 1600 pounds will experince 3 times the turbulance as a piper seneca weighing 4000 pounds, which will experiencrience 30 times the turbulance of a 737 weighing 120,000 pounds.

  • @evolancer211
    @evolancer211 Год назад +1

    Love the physical model plane simulation there lol

  • @mainaakx
    @mainaakx 8 месяцев назад +4

    Singapore Airlines turbulence incident really confirms this

  • @thatmetalchiick
    @thatmetalchiick 8 месяцев назад +1

    yeah it freaks me out.

  • @skeliskull
    @skeliskull 3 месяца назад

    Wow i actually have felt that turbulence has gotten much _better_. I vividly remember a lot of insanely turbulent flights back in the 2000s but those seem rare now. I figured planes have better detection of it nowadays so its easier to avoid

  • @teslacybertruck750
    @teslacybertruck750 4 месяца назад

    Remember turbulance is in your cup of coffee

  • @anbee8127
    @anbee8127 4 месяца назад

    Its time they increased the vertical separation of planes in the air, if this is something to go by.

  • @mauricetaylor209
    @mauricetaylor209 7 месяцев назад

    Turbulence is the effect of planes crushing on each other while following different flight paths.

  • @NoCluYT
    @NoCluYT Год назад +5

    Did you pray today?

  • @mandroid5678
    @mandroid5678 Год назад +1

    Is this the right use of "circumnavigate"?

  • @craziewill
    @craziewill Год назад +3

    7:51 - bad advise... unless you're suggesting everyone to order a drink, put them on the tray and hope for a turbulence?
    because when a turbulence hit, there is NO WAY you can order anything.. the pilot would ask everyone including the air stewards to sit..

  • @harlowblackadder356
    @harlowblackadder356 Год назад +3

    So...this title is clickbait.

  • @Runoratsu
    @Runoratsu Год назад +10

    I love turbulence. It’s like a free rollercoaster ride. I’m all for more of it!

  • @srthebox4946
    @srthebox4946 Год назад +1

    A WHOLE BUNCHA TURBULENCE! A WHOLE BUNCHA TURBULENCE, EVERYONE STRAP YO SEATBELTS, CUZ THERES BOUTA BE SOME TURBULENCE

  • @Mizithral
    @Mizithral 10 месяцев назад +2

    Just lift your legs.

  • @debrascott8775
    @debrascott8775 Год назад +6

    This would be more convincing with data on actual incidences of turbulance ie how many minutes of turbulence year on year not just anecdotal incidents and projections.

  • @stultusmagnus
    @stultusmagnus Год назад +3

    lol what's up with hands grabbing model airplanes for the visuals? that retro-analog take was fun and interesting 10 years ago...

  • @kuronosan
    @kuronosan Год назад +1

    Captioner is not a fan of the word "trebling".

  • @RealElequist
    @RealElequist Год назад

    Now that I watched this, i'm ready to get on my flight next week yay...

  • @sweiland75
    @sweiland75 Год назад

    Why does most of the clear air turbulence happen over the US?

    • @akuma2124
      @akuma2124 Год назад +5

      It doesnt. US is one of the many hotspots. but based on the video's information, one can conclude the driving factors of the increase is 1 - climate change, 2 - CO2 emissions. When you look at industrial, agricultural and population... the US is one of your bigger contributors to both those factors. I mentioned agriculture because of all the methane gas it produces when it comes to live stock, mainly cows.

  • @BehnamPouriya
    @BehnamPouriya Год назад

    Bro found turbulence😅

  • @TheAb9211
    @TheAb9211 Год назад +1

    I wonder if increasing the altitude would reduce the chances of turbulence. If that helps, future air travel can be on higher altitudes, might be faster as well.

    • @onkelpappkov2666
      @onkelpappkov2666 Год назад +1

      If you escape the atmosphere, there's no wind. That should do the trick.

    • @alexateachey9680
      @alexateachey9680 Год назад +1

      Yeah just turn aviation into rockets no big deal 😂 the flat-earthers will have a fit when they realize

  • @chrisd_man2156
    @chrisd_man2156 8 месяцев назад

    No, not because of global lunacy, turbulence related incidents are on the increase because of more aircraft in the air for longer trips, as well as passengers NOT keeping their seat belts on.
    This "research" quoted is cherry picked opinion, not peer reviewed research, in other words someone using the word: Experts,....for credibility, where there is absolutely no credibility.

  • @itseliasyall2384
    @itseliasyall2384 Год назад +2

    Bru stop it 😅 the plane is designed to handle even the roughest air. Just sit back put your hands up and just like little piggy, yell 🙌Weeeeeee!!!

  • @onkelpappkov2666
    @onkelpappkov2666 Год назад +4

    Gotta be careful about making real-world and technology related videos. Those are very offensive to a bunch of puritan christian types, apparently. Let's not mention this real world for now and focus more on the alternative one with the magical fairies and such.

    • @NoCluYT
      @NoCluYT Год назад

      not specifically christians, just right wing nuts. many of whom tend to be- that's besides the point

  • @rosaliecross3238
    @rosaliecross3238 8 месяцев назад

    You should research this better and FIND OUT about the new protocol Airlines are using for descending gradually to SAVE FUEL that accelerates the amount of turbulence 🙄

  • @Wdc6872
    @Wdc6872 Год назад +4

    a whole bunch of turbulence

  • @AlmondChocolateMilk
    @AlmondChocolateMilk Год назад +4

    It’s bouta be some turbulence!!!

  • @lirln9005
    @lirln9005 Месяц назад

    Where the bros at?

  • @benjaminkohn8412
    @benjaminkohn8412 Год назад

    7:17 basically the only info youll remember

  • @DimaShortPlay
    @DimaShortPlay Год назад +1

    prigozhin knows it best

  • @deangreen3370
    @deangreen3370 5 месяцев назад

    so if we eat bugs and drive ev cars that catch on fire we can reduce turbulence 💀

  • @abiyyupanggalih854
    @abiyyupanggalih854 Год назад

    Turbulence ☕

  • @rithloveyou9737
    @rithloveyou9737 Год назад +6

    Did you pray today?

  • @seriouslyfunny11
    @seriouslyfunny11 Год назад

    Have your voiceover person blow their nose before recording next time.

  • @missjaygh
    @missjaygh Год назад

    Ffs 😭

  • @riding4beers889
    @riding4beers889 8 месяцев назад

    misinformation

  • @dgcastellanos
    @dgcastellanos Год назад +1

    Turbulence is not getting worse. This is absurd. It hasn’t changed since the birth of aviation and if anything it’s gotten better due to better aerodynamic design of airplanes.

    • @ivanrodriguez268
      @ivanrodriguez268 Год назад

      your comment is absurd, they used to have PIANOS on airplanes back in the day... turbulence was NOT common at all

    • @dgcastellanos
      @dgcastellanos Год назад

      @@ivanrodriguez268turbulence has always been a problem

  • @koiyujo1543
    @koiyujo1543 Год назад +3

    so basically it's gonna get worse because of climate change well good job at least it gets us to wanna act more on this

    • @onkelpappkov2666
      @onkelpappkov2666 Год назад

      Ooooor we're gonna increase flight traffic to compensate for longer travel times due to increasing turbulence and maybe lower our safety precautions a little and tell pilots to pick the straight line because money. You know, could be either.

    • @amm0814
      @amm0814 Год назад

      Climate change isn’t a man made issue. Enough 🙄

  • @niagra898
    @niagra898 Год назад

    Oh bs..” Climate change “ 😂😂

  • @mxcvw
    @mxcvw Год назад

    They chose a woman with earplugs up her nostrils to do the speaking in this video

  • @Ax195el
    @Ax195el Год назад +3

    Woul guess the turbulence is because people are changing the weather chemically, similarly as they did to effect the olympics making weather worse for the other countries when it was their turn and this and the other weird weather changes recently is the aftermath of that

    • @FrogAtPond
      @FrogAtPond Год назад +6

      okay boomer

    • @thefear420
      @thefear420 Год назад

      take your antipsychotic meds gramps

    • @Ax195el
      @Ax195el Год назад

      en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weather_modification maby russia has been cloudseeding Ukraine

    • @thefear420
      @thefear420 Год назад +2

      ​@@Ax195el *jingles car keys*
      Psst Psst... grandpa, take your meds now, stop talking to the shadow people 😭
      *jingles car keys*
      just kidding but what are you going off about? do you think global warming is a myth or just think it's because of that wiki article. why would it just be ukraine? the map in the video showed America increased in turbulence too.

    • @Ax195el
      @Ax195el Год назад

      @@thefear420 i know global warming is not a myth. and Ukraine was just an example

  • @stoicselfie
    @stoicselfie Год назад +10

    The main stream agenda continues strong...

    • @hometube753
      @hometube753 Год назад +2

      💯

    • @loveguitar2x
      @loveguitar2x Год назад

      Propaganda machine is strong

    • @thefear420
      @thefear420 Год назад

      The brain rot conspiratards continue strong...

    • @Zarkarin
      @Zarkarin Год назад +6

      Experts: "So we've studied this for decades and have come to a consensus with this peer reviewed data-"
      Some random person online with absolutely no knowledge outside actual corporate/rich person propaganda: "Nuh uh"

  • @slittng
    @slittng Год назад +2

    did you pray today

  • @user-do4gj2yb6y
    @user-do4gj2yb6y Год назад +3

    Stop with the climate change the Earth evolves, remember the ice age?

    • @roninnib6635
      @roninnib6635 Год назад +2

      If the time it took for the ice age to occur as less then 500 years I’m going to say it would have been bad.

    • @Lord_Rowlet
      @Lord_Rowlet Год назад

      Well remembered the mammoth, they’re cus of climate change

    • @Kylirr
      @Kylirr Год назад +1

      nah can't say i was there for the ice age personally

  • @nnhk0056
    @nnhk0056 Год назад +2

    No it's not. Next.

  • @ropro9817
    @ropro9817 Год назад +2

    Let me guess... you're going to blame it on climate change... 😆

    • @innocentrage1
      @innocentrage1 Год назад

      Because that's what's causing it. I blame public education for your low iq

  • @imicca
    @imicca Год назад +3

    ah yes "because climate change" is going to be every video now we make nowadays

    • @thefear420
      @thefear420 Год назад +1

      Yeah, climate change isnt some conspiracy, humans have been destroying this planet for a while. Industrial revolution just created a new one, green house gases. We aren't even acting fast enough so permanent damage could already have been done. Right wingers need to stop politicizing it, literally the last thing Americans should be polarized about right now.

    • @sean668
      @sean668 Год назад +1

      There’s a lot to cover

  • @hometube753
    @hometube753 Год назад +5

    “Climate change”

    • @hman2912
      @hman2912 Год назад +2

      Saw the title and was like "let me guess, climate change"

    • @thefear420
      @thefear420 Год назад

      and you have a severe "mental disorder" (take your meds)

  • @patturnweaver
    @patturnweaver Год назад

    I started getting more wary once they started mentioning global warming.
    How much of this politically motivated and how much of this is truth?

    • @roninnib6635
      @roninnib6635 Год назад +9

      Pretty much every single piece of data is true. This has been studied for decades.

    • @sean668
      @sean668 Год назад

      It’s kind of scary people think scientific evidence is “politically motivated”, and anti-intellectualism isn’t

    • @Kipposhii214
      @Kipposhii214 5 месяцев назад

      How much of climate skepticism is politically or financially motivated, though? At least the turbulence stuff has the numbers to prove it.

  • @maxshiraz3447
    @maxshiraz3447 Год назад +1

    BS BS complete BS. It "feels like" turbulence is getting worse is not a measurement. Turbulence is not recorded or measured so this is complete BS

    • @thefear420
      @thefear420 Год назад +15

      they literally said it's been documented for decades and showed evidence like graphs to compare the years to

    • @Zarkarin
      @Zarkarin Год назад +5

      Take your tin foil cap off little timmy I have bad news, they literally showed you the measurements and data they've been taking. I have a feeling that maybe, just maybe, an expert might be a little more experienced than you.

  • @museinglis1979
    @museinglis1979 Год назад +1

    No problem! ✈️
    Upper stratosphere Hyper-jets are on their way!
    Soon we’ll be flying over 100,000 feet up at Mach 8 speeds! 🚀
    Go Go Skunkworks 🦨!
    😅