The World's 8 Most Turbulent Flight Routes Revealed

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Santiago (Chile) – Santa Cruz (Bolivia)

This flight path encounters significant turbulence as planes traverse multiple water bodies and the Andes mountains.

Lanzhou (China) – Xianyang (China)

Like other routes in China, this flight path experiences turbulence due to the surrounding mountainous regions, which also pose additional risks to flights.

Almaty (Kazakhstan) – Bishkek (Kyrgyzstan)

Despite being within the same region, this route faces high turbulence due to jet stream activity and the surrounding mountainous terrain.

Osaka (Japan) – Sendai (Japan)

Frequent turbulence on this route is attributed to Japan’s dynamic weather and diverse topography.

Milan (Italy) – Geneva (Switzerland)

Turbulence on this route is primarily caused by the presence of the Alps, the highest mountain range in Europe.

Lanzhou (China) – Chengdu (China)

This route is known for its turbulence due to the mountainous areas it crosses and varying weather conditions.