Clear Air Turbulence (CAT) is invisible at high altitudes, often near jet streams, posing danger with no visual cues.

Clear-air turbulence: How common is it and why is it so dangerous? Clear-air turbulence can catch pilots off-guard since it doesn't come with visible warnings in the sky ahead. Flight turbulence ...

It appears the Boeing 777-300 encountered clear air turbulence over the Bay of Bengal, south of the southern tip of Myanmar, just before 9am British time. A turn towards Bangkok and a rapid ...

In a similar incident, seven passengers on a commercial Lufthansa flight were hospitalized after running into "clear-air turbulence." In December, 36 people were injured during turbulence on a ...

"We get better at detecting turbulence all the time, and it will get even better in the future," Casner says. While clear air turbulence is still difficult to detect because it's invisible ...

Scientific studies suggest that clear-air turbulence could double or triple by mid-century on popular routes such as the North Atlantic, but there is good news. “Assuming you have the jet stream ...

Radical changes to air travel are expected after a British passenger died of a heart attack when a Singapore Airlines flight from Heathrow to Singapore hit severe turbulence last month. Experts ...