Study shows climate change is making airplane turbulence worse

NEW YORK – Most passengers that have stepped foot on a commercial airliner have had to deal with turbulence. A sudden jolt while walking down the aisle to the lavatory or getting shaken awake during a redeye flight. Turbulence is inevitable, but it has been getting more severe. The abrupt air has damaged planes and injured passengers. A study has found that the conditions for turbulence have been becoming more frequent over past decades because of climate change and will become even more frequent, Ryan Erik King writes for Jalopnik. Continue reading original article. The Military & Aerospace Electronics take:…