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Worried about turbulence? As an airline captain with decades of flying experience, I explain why turbulence is uncomfortable but never dangerous. Learn what causes turbulence, why planes are built to handle it, and what pilots really think when it gets bumpy.
Topics covered: - What causes turbulence - How aircraft are designed to handle severe turbulence - Why turbulence feels scary but isn't dangerous - What pilots do during turbulent conditions - The difference between light, moderate, and severe turbulence
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Turbulence is often a source of anxiety for many travelers. In fact, it's not uncommon to see people clutching onto their armrests or praying during a bumpy flight. But as an experienced airline captain, I can assure you that turbulence is nothing to be worried about.

So, what exactly causes turbulence? Well, there are several factors that can contribute to this natural occurrence. One of the main causes is changes in air temperature and pressure, which can lead to pockets of unstable air. This can also be influenced by weather patterns such as thunderstorms or jet streams.

But don't worry—airplanes are specifically designed to handle even the most severe turbulence. They undergo rigorous testing and are built with strong materials