Severe Turbulence on a Ryanair flight

[@TheMikeydudeman]

for those afraid like me. noise cancelling headphones is a must. it helps not hearing people scream.

[@sephiroth4543]

I hate planes, mate. Anyone that says otherwise is a liar. It's just not natural. I travel a lot but I have never been able to sleep once. Anxiety hits you as soon as the engine roars, and the only time I feel good is when I walk out at the other end.

[@micksmith6950]

​@@sephiroth4543🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼I also feel the same, they are NOT SAFE

[@ifirekirby7498]

@@micksmith6950commercial aviation is extremely safe.

[@ryzencorp8182]

Do you drive a car?@@micksmith6950

[@OneFreeMan17]

@@micksmith6950LOL except air planes are literally the safest way to travel. Far safer than trains and cars 🤣🤡

[@WhatsDaveUpTo]

After landing the passengers personally thanked the flight crew for one of the smoothest Ryanair flights they'd ever had.

[@wilmh9586]

HAHAHAHA

[@justxisotatik]

LMAOOO now without jokes I don't understand why do people always make fun of Ryanair like they didn't have any crash as I heard and they're pretty good overall. Except landings tho

[@andrewbirkett698]

Quality

[@avillageofbigheads]

@@justxisotatik "except the landings tho " . Yes. thats where they earn their reputation

[@justxisotatik]

@@avillageofbigheads I personally enjoy hard landings

[@CorinMusic2012]

Fortunately the lack of any real leg space keeps you secure during such turbulence.

[@ScienceChild]

LOL

[@Tackz777]

I hate ANY air turbulence. Yet, here I am at 3:30am watching a video of severe air turbulence. 🤦🏻‍♂️🥴

[@raptorgator]

Time for the nightmares

[@JAY-IGaming]

Same here

[@CvsArchive]

yeah me to its 3:35am and i dont even know how i got on this topic

[@moonlight4780]

@@CvsArchivelol same 3:26 am typing this

[@willb5590]

Same! I just got back from a flight (Im absolutetly terrified of flying), and am now just watching videos on turbulence.

[@cocacola9138]

What is worse than turbulence is people panicking and screaming, it just makes it 10x worse

[@beard6160]

What worse is when a plane actually plummets into the ground

[@dreamthedream8929]

​@beard6160 why would it plummet?

[@beard6160]

@@dreamthedream8929 if it stopped flying basically

[@dreamthedream8929]

@beard6160 why would it do that?

[@beard6160]

@dreamthedream8929 any number of reasons. You do realise despite it being a very statistically safe method of transport that planes can crash ?

[@nickm2483]

Upon landing the passengers were all told Ryanair would be charging them £25 extra each for the turbulance they experienced.

[@carillo07]

😂😂😂

[@pennydreadful5217]

Lol don't give o'leary ideas

[@S4von]

why do people hate on ryanair so much?

[@pennydreadful5217]

@@S4von because they would charge you for breathing on their planes if they could

[@descarroll2039]

Brilliant 😂

[@Hedning1390]

Seat belts working their magic. Clearly they were all prepared for it, but turbulence can hit without warning. Always have the seat belt on unless you need to go somewhere.

[@TROW-163]

The best airline in America announces turbulence make hit in that kind of weather and it may be unexpected, but they’ll make sure everyone is safe and I am talking about Delta

[@husomedelino9229]

😂 of course

[@RobManser77]

This is the only thing I fear on a commercial flight - not the turbulence, I'm sure the aircraft can cope - it's the notion of being hit on the head by a flying person, or maybe a bag someone hasn't stowed properly, piping hot tea etc.

[@madjack821]

@@RobManser77that is legit. I mean a concussion would be bad but imagine getting a tooth knocked out on your way to or from vacation 😬 or just getting damned goose egg knocked into your head…..that would suck!

[@godess_call]

I was traveling to Japan when we were experiencing heavy turbulence. There was someone from the row next to me that was still standing on the aisle bc they were waiting for someone from the middle seat who was still in the toilet bc they didn't want to go through the hazzle to leave their seat to make room for them. The urge to just tell them to sit down and fasten their seat belt, bc I didn't want them to hit their head on the ceiling.

[@sknight8621]

FINALLY... a video actually showing literal severe turbulence instead of light / moderate

[@palopo-t3v]

Still not severe

[@sknight8621]

@@palopo-t3v objectively speaking it literally is "Severe Turbulence"

[@sadepennbrook]

You’ve been looking, haven’t you?

[@palopo-t3v]

@@sadepennbrook I don't have to look. This is not severe. In sever you're almost falling out of the sky and can't control the airplane. In severe we use CWS.

[@sknight8621]

@@palopo-t3v again, objectively, according to the categorization of turbulence by the FAA, this is severe turbulence

[@mdaddy775]

Mild turbulence freaks me out. THAT would probably scare me to death

[@PrinceBarin77]

Yet, if you car had a bumpy ride like that, whilst uncomfortable, would you worry about the car falling apart? Turbulence to an aircraft is little different to wheels on a bumpy road - it feels horrible as a passenger but the plane is happily supported and absolutely fine.

[@mdaddy775]

@@PrinceBarin77 The car isn't thousands of feet in the air though haha but I appreciate your sentiment! Thanks

[@dreamthedream8929]

​@@mdaddy775would your pilots be scared too just like you or would you also be scared as a pilot if you had to fly this?

[@mauriciolandos4712]

@@mdaddy775 The point is that it isn't going to break from turbulence, just because it's thousands of feet in the air. they are prepared to handle way stronger forces than the strongest force you have ever felt during turbulence, no plane has ever had the wings broken off from turbulence, it is physically impossible, you would have to flight straight into a tornado for it to even be a possibility. Next time you feel turbulence keep that in mind and repeat it to yourself, I've found it helps me calm down.

[@mdaddy775]

@@mauriciolandos4712 Thanks, buddy

[@David-p7z9n]

When you see the flight attendants calmly filing their nails or chatting with each other, it’s nothing. When they scream, tighten your belt.

[@shimizu67]

You won't see flight attendants during turbulences. They're also seated and strapped at that point.

[@romanp.4319]

2 years ago i flew from LA to Frankfurt. And after 5 minutes of mild turbulences the flight attendants ran around telling everybody to sit down and to put their seatbelts on. Then the pilots said that the next 10 minutes would be a bit harder but there is nothing to worry about. That 747 took a wild up and down ride and about 10 minutes later everything went back to business as usual. 😂

[@seren4740]

​@@shimizu67there are jumpseats in the front for two flight attendants. Passengers in the front rows can see them

[@blckbldng]

clear sky turbulences are way less scary than in storms

[@Cal3000]

I don’t know. Storm turbulence you are expecting and the pilot slows the plane down. I was in a flight during typhoon weather near Taiwan and the plane was all over the place losing lift. Then recently I had sudden clear air rough turbulence and it was more trippy bc the flight was smooth.

[@danielrapkin2178]

As a Boeing engineer that works in QA for the wings of the aircraft, I can assure you that the plane is perfectly safe. People freak out due to the sudden drops and bumps in the sky. It’s like driving on a really bumpy road. Nothing to be afraid off. Happy flying. *mind you, I have to make sure that the wings don’t fall off and that all 500+ bolts are torqued correctly. *

[@kuaranir2440]

Were air crashes because of turbulence?

[@jacobrodesh9019]

Y’all really shouldn’t be spouting off and claiming Boeing rn💀

[@SkutyMgp]

Being a Boeing engineer certainly does not make you credible 😂

[@TenkyuuTenkyuu]

I would like to say that the problems that the MAX had were first addressed by the engineers, but were ignored by Boeing higher-ups because they wanted to put the jet in service as quickly as possible. Give the engineers credit.

[@danielrapkin2178]

@@kuaranir2440 no. Most likely due to poor maintenance and or pilot error

[@NØRDICYT-u4m]

The worst part is when during the turbulence the plane feels like it’s falling out of the sky

[@Gattobess]

fr

[@LogoJK]

I can assure it's not tho

[@drillcream]

Because in some cases for a brief moment...it is

[@pennydreadful5217]

It gets bad over the Bay of Biscay. I do not believe people who say they are fine with bad turbulence.

[@andykeith1]

Wings stayed attached. Mild turbulence

[@masongrant9140]

Wings have not broken off even in the most extreme turbulence. Cant happen

[@HungrySeal31]

So a crash is considered turbulence now, good to know

[@DaveyFPV]

​@@masongrant9140A boeing 707 completely disintegrated from severe turbulence in 1966 (BOAC Flight 911).

[@Gattobess]

@@DaveyFPV bro why did you have to say that

[@lifeofkatiekt]

​@@DaveyFPV Yeah but that was in 1966 😂

[@alfonso4955]

I used to be shit scared of turbulence but now I actually enjoy it. I was told as long as you look out of the the window and the wings are still on the plane, you’re pretty safe!! Planes are built to withstand any of the worst turbulence!

[@Cal3000]

When I was a child, I found turbulence more comfortable than a smooth ride. I associated turbulence with the wings still working and smoothness with a plane with no wings. lol.

[@yujirorasyrush9824]

I hate flying. My mind always thought something bad going to happen. I wish i can just teleport instantly.

[@mdaddy775]

Same! Let's invent it haha

[@dreamthedream8929]

​@@mdaddy775so you don't want to work as a pilot?

[@g_mason8867]

Don’t we all

[@dreamthedream8929]

@@g_mason8867 pilots like flying a plane

[@g_mason8867]

@@dreamthedream8929 Well I certainly hope so, that’s what they get paid to do.

[@CoffeeMatt10]

That’s just a Ryanair flight, nothing to do with turbulence 😂

[@WashedUpFr]

Ryanair is good bro its just some of the hard landings whats r u yapping bout

[@ericred8124]

Actually lol'd.

[@A1_DASH]

​@KeithBurtonswhen I was flying to Paris, the pilot was female and landed really smoothly, there's nothing wrong with them

[@paulmoore394]

Nope. It's only that when they land.

[@Blueblaze-huntybunty]

0:23 I’ve had worse flights than this with turbulence. This is not bad at all. Wait until you guys see how the military flies.

[@ArnaudContet]

Nothing fell off or flew up. Moderate.

[@_Gowzer]

The screaming makes this scarier than it actually is

[@toastecmo]

Jet Steam. This is moderate turbulence. Try a low level in a EA-6B at 200 FL AGL 420 kts in July at Fallon NV. That my friends is a barf ex.

[@backinthegame34]

Always that jolt at the end before calm !

[@Netbug]

I went through even worse turbulence over the mid Atlantic in the 90s. Fortunately (for us) both of our experiences pale in comparison to many others.

[@RonDiani]

I think over the Atlantic you always get at least one turbulence I had that always while flying to America

[@garymulviel9948]

Yeh same had it twice coming bk from states 1st time cabin crew had to sit down seemed to last forever but probably never lol..2nd time not as bad but still weird experience

[@crinapavel718]

😢

[@crinapavel718]

😢

[@crinapavel718]

😢

[@juanmanuelsanudo1623]

Camera man never dies

[@k3r7z]

i guess you didn't see the Yeti Flight 691 crash

[@SqcEdits]

@@k3r7zFr 😭

[@giovannigiorgio2262]

i guess you didn't see the Yeti Flight 691 crash

[@floydy36]

It doesnt help when everyone screams... makes it sound worse

[@Flow8888]

In the carm and placid words of Mr T “I AIN’T GETTING ON NO PLANE FOOL”!!!!

[@michjj9428]

Right in the middle of the turbulence: "Thank you for flying Ryan Air."

[@bhrom950]

what scares me of turbulences is dying by a heart attack.

[@RonMexico53]

Why would you die of a heart attack? You think your heart is going to pack in from the plane bumping about a bit 🤣🤣 grow up.

[@djhillfinger]

​@@RonMexico53a British man died from a heart attack this year on a Singapore airlines flight because of turbulence

[@EthanGoated-y5r]

djhillfinger fr it dropped 6 thousand feet and 30 injured one dead

[@angierobinson5570]

Jesus that’s terrifying I’m glad I wasnt on that plane 😰😰

[@kaldzdady2]

لا اله إلا الله

[@itsmehi90]

​@kaldzdady2 that's your belief. Stop preaching.

[@flow_state959]

​@@kaldzdady2lmao bro has no chill

[@ati2600pro]

​@@kaldzdady2 was Allah es gibt keine Allah. Es gibt nur einen Gott ✝

[@donna5854]

I had 3 hours of turbulence coming home from Miami some was severe it was awful I was crapping myself

[@JR-op2rr]

I hate turbulence , once I experienced the same turbulence my hands got cold 😂

[@raphahah]

youre not alone buddy😅

[@sh230968]

I would have sweaty palms on every takeoff. Many times, I promise to never fly again. But then the need to travel efficiently makes me risk flying again.

[@Stefan_Av7]

You shouldn’t have to think of flying as a ‘risk’, it is perfectly safe, even turbulence which many are afraid of

[@Cheyylatte]

People commenting that they went through worse like it’s cool? Congrats that must’ve been a horrible flight . Weirdos

[@kyrxon277]

Sure, im weird. One flight felt like a roller coaster for me and i was trying to hold on my laughter. All the women were of course screaming

[@elll2184]

​@@kyrxon277congrats on being a tard

[@elll2184]

​@@kyrxon277did your special needs assistant write this comment for you?

[@elll2184]

​@@kyrxon277did your special needs assistant write this comment for you?

[@VladRadu-tq1pg]

@@kyrxon277 you re so cool buddy, did mommy also give you some milk during that turbulence ?

[@nicolameaney6384]

That is mental i always fly ryanair and that never HAPPENED BEFORE OMG

[@Caaarooo_0]

omg my hands are sweating just watching this!!

[@deletdis6173]

Same lol

[@RonMexico53]

Why lol 😂😂

[@MichalNowierski]

I watch this to see how bad the turbulences can be and the plane can still easily survive this and land safely in the end. It's because I'm sometimes scared of even a slight shake during the flight. It is irrational and I'm trying to find reasonable arguments not to be scared of small shakes, when I know that no plane has ever disassembled or got critically damanged due to turbulences. Why should I be scared if it only generates stress for no reason, I should be happy to experience the engeniering marvel of being able to fly instead.

[@djeanpierre]

I get nervous too. This turbulence in this video would frighten the daylights of me.

[@TheCinetrip]

I am here for the very same reason!

[@Preppy_girl_235_]

At least ur alive in Ryanair plane trust me some people cant be alive in other planes while having turbulences

[@iiNxtDilliStudios]

Pretty smooth for RyanAir

[@SlmTtrl01]

I remember a BA flight like this except the turbulence lasted way longer. I know that we were in crosswinds and it was very foggy and rainy though. The pilots worked their magic and we landed safely in Edinburgh!

[@AnonAnonAnon]

A few decades ago this happened on a flight to England from Germany that I was on. Lasted about 10 seconds, loads of low pitch squeals and me shouting 'YEEEEE-HAAAAAA'! Keep your belts on and enjoy the experience.

[@terrycallow2979]

We were flying down to Australia via Singapore with BA and my wife and I were served our dinner first and a few drinks when turbulence hit us over Turkey, it was like the video above that went on for quite sometime and with lots of screaming. They immediately stopped serving drinks and food but my wife and I were slightly happy by the few drinks we had and were quite chilled otherwise we would have been screaming along with the other passengers. Landing in Singapore the pilot said "I've been flying down to Signapore for some years and this was the worst I've experinced it".

[@dreamthedream8929]

Why or how did you stayed chilled?

[@adritrace88]

​@@dreamthedream8929alcohol

[@AngelMubaiwa]

​@@dreamthedream8929the "drinks"

[@shimizu67]

@@dreamthedream8929 It's stupid really, but it's all about telling yourself that it happens every single day and that planes very rarely crash. Turbulences are usual, it's nothing special. I'm not even sure a plane ever crashed because of turbulences, probably never happened. At this point AP (Autopilot) is on and it's doing insane computations to keep the plane as steady as possible. It's extremely safe. But people still get scared because, yeah, it is scary to be rocking like that at 37,000-40,000ft. Next time you're on a flight, just pop a pill to sleep all the way or wear noise-cancelling headphones and listening to chill music while cruising... even during turbulences you'll be just fine.

[@mrreckless8223]

Knowing planes are man made, and can die out at anytime is what scares me.

[@thomasdemoor874]

"Ladies and gentlemen, due to unforeseen turbulence our in-flight diapers have gone up in price by 200%."

[@lunaa764]

Friendly reminder that everyone on this plane survived and landed safely, just like any another flight that day. If they didn't, none of us would be watching this video. So yeah, even extreme turbulence like this can't take down a commercial airplane and probably never will.

[@janstrelsky7929]

I love the moment at 0:35 when people shout so loud you cannot hear the engines and then it breaks. Sounds like breaking the speed of sound

[@P1kon]

I swear everyone on that plain is a sims character… I heard at least 3 coordinated screams 😂

[@ashtakmetoza5689]

My panic attacks leaving my home are far worse than this 🙁

[@asimb0mb]

That's one of the smoothest Ryan Air flights I've seen in quite a while 😅

[@mrsmith8224]

🤡

[@Axelo-lz1tl]

That's why you wear your seatbelt for the entirety of your flight

[@chrisrichardson774]

Modern aircraft are designed to endure extreme turbulence.. maybe unpleasant during this but it won't just fall out of the sky. I would only worry if I saw the pilots bailing out in parachutes

[@larrybaker5316]

and ladies and gentlemen that is exactly why I stay firmly on the ground!

[@warrenjohn1307]

Those people were fine. Planes don’t just fall out of the sky due to turbulence. Even the worst turbulence is well within the what these pilots are trained for.

[@larrybaker5316]

@@warrenjohn1307 I know, loved to fly when I was in the Air Force.

[@irsute8833]

@@larrybaker5316 nobody asked.

[@bogdanneagu8880]

​@@larrybaker5316after 2 transatlantic flights with airfrance next year i'll choose lufthansa 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sh230968]

​@@warrenjohn1307... but it is the fear of loss of structural strength of the aircraft that bothers me. If the airframe breaks, no matter how well trained the pilots are, we do have a problem.

[@danbill9165]

At the end of the day planes are stress tested for that shit , it’s scary over the big oceans

[@St4rTr3v1Ut10n]

I thought turbulence was due to clouds, but this occurred in clear skies. Wild

[@arcan5397]

Turbulences are caused by unstable air movement. It’s like wind, the air moves and changes speed/direction

[@michaelvaughn2091]

If you fly often enough, you'll experience turbulence similar to this. It is far from severe, and likely made to seem much worse by the inability (either intentional or not) of the cameraman to hold the camera steady.

[@djurius]

So you admit that you can't really tell if the turbulence is actually severe or not because of the shaking? Useless comment

[@MrFrisky777]

@@djuriusas useless as your life, pal

[@adw1z]

True, also the fact that there’ll always be that sissy girl to scream at the top of her lungs after a tiny jolt makes it seem worse

[@kyzatheref]

People screaming ought never be allowed on an aircraft again.

[@AlbertSquareAfterDark]

And yet was probably smoother than the landing

[@herrhunatter8023]

"and the service terminated" which service? we are talking about ryanair, right?

[@johngolden891]

It could have been far worse, but everyone was buckled up.

[@gliderfs621]

Surely a rotor, I recognized the typical cloud. Could have ended up badly. Glad everyone is okay.

[@sebastienmolano]

You would feel more turbulence if you were riding a paper airplane. These planes or any other plane are designed to withstand this type of turbulence.

[@jacobmichalski5534]

Watch at full volume for best experience

[@YesGamerYT21]

As a person with motion sickness, I like turbulence, just as long as I don’t get sick.

[@SumatraXSI5]

In Spain, Ryanair passengers never experience turbulunces. Spain has the second largest high speed train network in the world after China. Ryanair pilots are trained to land the aircraft on top of the trains to save fuel

[@jolokia2788]

Whatever. I experienced that level of turbulence sustained for over 3 hours on the way to Barcelona over the Atlantic about 10 years ago. Even the flight attendants were nervous.

[@dreamthedream8929]

Wasn't this too for 3 hours?

[@sh230968]

Turbulence is natural. It comes and goes. But kudos to Ryanair pilots for always scaring the daylights out of the whole cabin when they touch down.

[@tyv7364]

Why are you holding on to the seat like its a bus or something?

[@Anormalrandom]

The pilots definitely reported a PIREP for that

[@nicoctane1669]

Flew once, never again.

[@khiggins8733]

Thought it was going to be rubbish… was I wrong !

[@tobynsaunders]

If you're ever disturbed by something, remember to shriek. That will help to keep you and others around you calm.

[@cassiebarratt2131]

problem already spotted Icing on the wings causes air to pass restricted over the wings so angle of attack would be making this worse.

[@keijulkyl]

They need a guy to yell, "What's going on? Put this thing on the ground."

[@boomermanisch]

I'm glad I wasn't there screaming all out, otherwise I'd be very ashamed by now 😂

[@koalaking4322]

when the camera pointed downwards I though it will show a puddle

[@_BatCountry]

my left ear was terrified

[@4af]

Agree...FINALLY... a video actually showing literal severe turbulence instead of light / moderate

[@KimmyJongUn]

This is moderate, not that bad

[@mickyk73mjk]

Moderate at best. Nowhere near severe

[@forestgump2901]

Is this included within the ticket or do you have to pay extra for this?

[@abdithenerd7253]

For those afraid, go on as many roller coasters as possible like a few days before your flight to get used to the falling sensation. Or just go on a swing for like 2 hours

[@IsaacCline-ru7ls]

What would happen if someone yelled out something vague like "Omg, it's splitting!"

[@LibertyDino]

Ngl I would be having a blast but I also did an internship in a hangar and got to see the safety regulations. A lot of cars are unsafer than the average plane

[@Ginliebhaberjman]

The freakiest thing for me would be the fact that they weren't even flying through clouds

[@tomsochy1238]

The staff should really reassure the passengers at times like these. People pay good money to fly (not the most on Ryanair but still), and the least they could do would be to get a pilot or member of cabin crew to announce everything is under control.

[@I-Love-Taylor-Swift]

Try flying through one of those storms in the US during their storm season. I will never want to experience turbulence like that ever again.

[@ZiadomaZreal]

On my flight from osaka to vancouver the plane hit severe turbulance around 1 hour in but no screaming passengers at least! I heard some dudes say, "Ooh!" In front of me. Most other turbulent flights the back of the plane becomes a church while the pilots experience a normal day lol 😂

[@oyabun9650]

People need to stop screaming in situations like this. You’re just making it so much worse for yourself.

[@compulsiverambler1352]

Physiologically, no, it is a tribe-alerting instinct that nature motivates you to do by making your body and brain subjectively less agonised and objectively less damaged by the rush of cortisol and adrenaline when you scream than if you don't scream. Don't suppress physiologically soothing mechanisms like crying when upset or screaming when in sudden pain or terror, it is very bad for you medically.

[@adw1z]

Where was the turbulence?

[@snowballs2023]

People that scream during turbulence should be banned from flying.

[@sbgrant]

This is moderate. Not severe.

[@James-i2g5b]

No this is severe

[@James-i2g5b]

Look at all the heads as they practically jump out of the seats

[@Viber00001]

Yes, I'm an aviation geek. But I personally trust the pilot and plane enough to not be scared

[@zachmoyer1849]

i mean with turbulence its all the plane

[@funkam0nkey]

Did you have to pay extra?

[@magnificentgamelord8750]

I had my very first time on an airplane a couple months ago the time I’m typing this, we had moderate turbulence and was air speed bump which was weird. My anxiety went through the roof and started to shake and got terrified that I was gonna die. I wasn’t screaming because I know it would scare other people

[@jjthecat9692]

I experienced something similar, if not worse than this back in 2005 over the alps and it took me years and years to pluck up the courage to get on a plane again. It scarred me for a long time lol.

[@shaneweightman]

My first ever flight to Ibiza aged 39 ,,,, 21 yrs ago was like this ,,, never been on a plane since ,,, uk hols for me 😮

[@johannesbols57]

I went through something similar flying from El Paso, TX to Albuquerque, NM over the Franklin Mountains. Lasts 30 secs, feels like 30 mins...

[@rosebed]

the screaming would annoy the shit out of me omg

[@keyboardwarrior3499]

every time i fly with ryan air there is ALWAYS a lot of duct tape on the wings. not sure if it's a good or a bad thing that this plane's wing doesnt have any duct tape.

[@ABSDEFRD]

The bottom line is when your on a plane you have no zero nada control, your in the mercy of weather , the skills of the Pilots and lets not forget the quality of the plane so with this in mind just relax breath slowly in and out and enjoy the ride .

[@somethinggggggggh]

Okay yall! if this happens Do NOT WORRY! pilots are trained to fly certain types of planes and thats what they are assigned to! it feels like a rough drop on a roller coaster just more airtime and more bumpy! again do not worry! pilots are calm and knoe what to do dont worry!

[@maxxbenzz7842]

Holy balls. Never experienced anything like that

[@sebluke1]

although it may look scary the only thing thats dangerous about this sort of turbulance of the chance of you being thrown to the floor if you happend to be on foot, hence why they turn on the seatbelt signs if they are expecting it. the aircraft itself is never going to crash from this, its designed to handle it.

[@southernbelle2478]

You dont know if it's turbulance or your crashing