Jimmy Cartery

Of course! Think of airplane turbulence like bumps in the road when you’re driving. When you’re up in the sky, the atmosphere isn’t completely smooth; it’s like a big invisible ocean of air. Sometimes, the plane encounters pockets of air that are moving in different directions or at different speeds, just like waves in the ocean.

When the plane goes through these pockets of air, it can feel a bit bumpy, like a rollercoaster or a gentle shake. It’s kind of like when you hit a pothole while driving, but in the air.

Now, here’s the important part: Turbulence might feel a little scary, but it’s perfectly normal and safe. Pilots are trained to handle it, and planes are built to withstand it. They’ll often tell you to keep your seatbelt fastened, just like a seatbelt in a car, to keep you safe during any unexpected bumps.

So, while it might make you feel a bit uneasy, remember that turbulence is just nature’s way of giving the airplane a little shake, and you’ll be just fine!