Flying High or Flying Scared? Turbli's Turbulence Forecast for 2023

Experts at Turbli, an online "turbulence forecast tool for the curious or fearful flyer," released a list of the most turbulent flight routes in 2023 after analyzing 150,000 routes worldwide.

By Priyal Dutta 31 May 2024

in Flights

According to Turbli, the Santiago (SCL) – Santa Cruz (VVI) route experienced the most turbulence in 2023

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Understanding that unexpected bumps, drops, shaking, and rumbles mid-flight can be distressing, passengers can now feel empowered by knowing which flight routes are most likely to be turbulent.

Experts at Turbli, an online "turbulence forecast tool for the curious or fearful flyer," recently released a list of the most turbulent flight routes in 2023 after analyzing 150,000 routes worldwide.

mjkj — Turbli uses the same data sources that pilots and airlines use to plan their flights

The Most Turbulent Routes of 2023

10. Milan (MXP) - Zurich (ZRH)

9. Xianyang (XIY) – Chongqing (CKG)

8. Xianyang (XIY) – Chengdu (CTU)

7. Osaka (KIX) – Sendai (SDJ)

6. Lanzhou (LHW) – Xianyang (XIY)

5. Milan (MXP) – Geneva (GVA)

4. Centrair (NGO) – Sendai (SDJ)

3. Lanzhou (LHW) – Chengdu (CTU)

2. Almaty (ALA) – Bishkek (FRU)

1. Santiago (SCL) – Santa Cruz (VVI)

#The Most Turbulent Routes of 2023