CNA Insider | How Dangerous Is Airplane Turbulence? What You Should Know After SQ321 | Talking Point @CNAInsider | Uploaded 3 months ago | Updated 3 minutes ago
Severe turbulence rocked a Singapore Airlines flight traveling from London to Singapore, resulting in one death, reportedly from a heart attack, and injuring dozens of passengers. In this episode of Talking Point, Shrey Bhargava explores whether turbulence is becoming more frequent in air travel and shares tips on staying safe while flying.

00:00 What happened when SQ321 hit severe turbulence?
01:48 Account from a family of 7 on SQ321
06:35 Different types of air turbulence
08:27 How are pilots trained to handle turbulence?
09:59 Why can't planes just fly over turbulent weather?
12:29 Will climate change cause more severe air turbulence?
15:09 Are certain flight routes more prone to turbulence?
18:32 Can technology help detect Clear Air Turbulence?
22:21 What should you do during turbulence?

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