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Why Climate Change Is Making Severe Flight Turbulence Worse
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0:44Now PlayingThough severe flight turbulence is rare, it can be deadly. On Tuesday, one passenger died and more than 20 people were injured on an extremely bumpy Singapore Airlines Ltd flight traveling from London to its home country.
“Almost immediately after the turbulence hit, I myself, followed by a large amount of others, were thrown in the air, hitting the roof,” passenger Toby Pearl told Bloomberg News after the aircraft made an emergency landing in Bangkok. “It felt like we had crashed. I thought the plane was going down.”
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