Many things cause airplane accidents- fuel shortage, turbulence, problems with the engine, etc. However, many of these problems can easily be avoided.
Turbulence can bring down an airplane. The chances of this happening is approximately 1 in a billion. Strong turbulence that can cause an airplane to lose control is mapped and avoided by the aircraft.
The airplane experienced severe turbulence during the thunderstorm, causing some passengers to feel nauseous.
Two things: first, friction between the outside of the plane and the air it's passing through. Second, turbulence in the air will drag on the plane.
The shaking is caused by the buffering from air turbulence
Turbulence... or acrobats if its moving intentionally by the pilot
No.Tornadoes form within the updraft portion of a thunderstorm, near a downdraft. This will cause quite a bit of turbulence.
It is actually...it causes turbulence
Example sentences using the word "airplane" include the ones used in this short story: The family was excited to take their first airplane ride. Once air-born, the airplane climbed to an altitude of 30,000 feet. Turbulence caused the airplane to descend rapidly. Because the turbulence resulted in passengers being injured, pilots diverted the airplane to land at the closest airport. Although the family had bumps and bruises, they still enjoyed their first airplane ride.
Food Crowded Turbulence Small Seats Sickness/Nausea Scared
Food Crowded Turbulence Small Seats Sickness/Nausea Scared
Yes, an airplane in a thundercloud can experience turbulence and shaking due to the severe weather conditions. Pilots are trained to navigate through thunderstorms by using onboard weather radar and communication with air traffic control to avoid the most intense areas of turbulence.