US EditionI'm a pilot. This is the REAL terrifying reason the skies are now so dangerously turbulent... and airlines aren't doing enough to keep you safe
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British Airways veteran pilot Alastair Rosenschein remembers his most painful turbulence brush as if that happened yesterday. It was in 1988, and he tested a Boeing 747 full of 400 London passengers in Nairobi when the plane shook violently while it was over the mountains of northeastern Italy. “It was as if a solid fist had hit the plane in the nose,” said Rosenschein, now 71. “We were hung on our seat belts. The crew fought to control the plan…
I'm a pilot. This is the REAL terrifying reason the skies are now so dangerously turbulent... and airlines aren't doing enough to keep you safe
It was 1988, and Veteran pilot Alastair Rosenschein was flying a Boeing 747 packed with 400 passengers from London to Nairobi when the aircraft was violently jolted over northeastern Italy.
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