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Why Your Next Flight Is Likelier to Hit Turbulence

By Burkhard Bilger · The New Yorker · March 2026
Why Your Next Flight Is Likelier to Hit Turbulence
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"With climate change, the skies are becoming more turbulent, Burkhard Bilger writes. Can today’s planes still keep us safe?"

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