Flying through turbulence can be dangerous. Depending on the severity, it can cause injuries or death, airframe stress and damage aircraft as well. Quite often it happens, especially when flying inside or through the jet streams. The key is to avoid flying through the areas of forecast or reported turbulence. However, when turbulence is encountered, here is how to mitigate it. Safety always comes first, seat belt sign on, select and fly at specific turbulence speed, make announcement to reassure passengers with details, and the flight attendants will secure the cabin and themselves as soon as possible. Inform ATC and request ride reports from other traffic in the vicinity, then request to descend or climb to smoother flight levels.

Clearly announce what is happening, explaining that turbulence is a normal part of flying Remind passengers that the aircraft is designed to handle turbulence and that pilots are trained to navigate through it safely. As a flight attendant or pilot, maintaining a calm and composed demeanor can help reassure passengers.Promptly remind passengers to fasten their seatbelts and ensure they remain seated during turbulence.Encourage passengers to stow away any loose items to prevent injury offer assistance or comfort as needed for anxious pax, By combining clear communication, a calm presence, adherence to safety protocols, and supportive engagement with passengers, you can help ensure their calmness and safety during turbulent moments in flight

Turbulence is a normal part of flying caused by irregular air currents, like bumpy roads for planes. It’s safe, and planes are designed to handle it. Tips to Stay Calm and Safe: 1. Keep your seatbelt on whenever seated. 2. Distract yourself with music, reading, or movies. 3. Breathe deeply to stay relaxed. 4. Choose a seat near the wings for less motion. 5. Trust the pilots and the plane—they’re prepared for turbulence. Turbulence is uncomfortable for sure.

Premièrement, ce sont tous les passagers qui le vivent en même temps et un ordre naturel à réagir selon un même modèle est déjà établi, juste avant pour les plus détendus, pendant et après. C'est un peu le chaos comme à la maison mais tout le monde sait quoi faire, renverser la bouteille de jus d'orange et mouiller un peu les tartines par exemple, cette contribution en tout cas sera déjà trop longue pour le temps réel à passer ces turbulences et c'est toujours dans le calme et le silence de la surprise que se fait le naturel à subir puis décompresser. Les grandes émotions donnent faim et une bonne collation est le remède miracle le plus logique pour tout l'équipage et les passagers. Prévoir ce pack de nourriture est une idée à garder là.

Thanks to the Global Warming, the operational environment became somehow hard to predict using the traditional means and even having the new weather radars installed. In that sense, the safest advise is to ask all passengers to keep fastening the seat belts during the whole flight, unless it is necessary to go to the toilet, naturally. We should always work preventatively, as this is the core rule for all kinds of operations.

Yes, Turbulence is a natural phenomenon where no human being can control nature. We as human beings have knowledge about nature and the power of acceptance. Once we have decided to fly we should be aware of the risks at high altitude and be prepared in advance,The mindset of Turbulence due to wind pressure and most frequent flyers would have been accepted as normal and not to worry too much. May be first time travellers have fear but the general atmosphere in the cabin and cabin crew warm presence should make them feel acceptable to nature and travel on air, water or road to carry risks of accident and people too afraid to travel may not venture out with fear and anxiety as they may make other normal passenger to panic. Cabin crew smile.

01. Seat belts signs ON. 02. Assessing the turbulence level with experience, advise the cabin to be seated. Advise the passengers on the PA. 02. If the flight is at night, cabin lights ON. 03. Fly the airplane. Manage situations like good captain. 04. After exiting turbulence, come on the PA and advise the passengers on reasons for the turbulence. Passengers would love to hear a voice from the cockpit. They feel reassured and feel they are in good hands.

One thing I 've found usefull is a throughly flight planning when it comes to turbulence. Now, flight dispatchers are doing a marvelous job by try to pinpointing some of the turbulence along a specific flight routes, but mother nature has always the last word. Make no mistake we will continue to face unexpected turbulence. Here it comes at hand all the avionics embarked on our modern planes, which allows for better decision making. As flight crew try to circumnavigate the bad weather is always a top notch priority, and by keeping passengers timely informed we can make the difference on how the pax will react to unexpected events. It's also my understanding that the role played by cabine crews, in this flight orchestra is also vital.

Tell them, be calm.. turbulence is part of flying event..airplanes structures are designed to withstand stress developed by turbulence..

During turbulence, ensuring passenger calmness and safety involves clear communication, professionalism, and preparedness. First, remain calm and reassure passengers with a calm, confident announcement, explaining that turbulence is normal and temporary. Encourage passengers to fasten their seatbelts and follow crew instructions. Ensure the cabin is secure by checking for any unsecured items. Address any immediate concerns and provide updates as necessary. Crew training in handling emergencies, along with maintaining a composed demeanor, is vital in maintaining trust and safety throughout the experience.