June 18th - Why turbulence could be getting worse
Today I interview Professor Paul Williams of Reading University
Simon Calder's Independent Travel Podcast · The Independent
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It's four weeks today since Singapore Airlines flight SQ321 hit severe turbulence on a journey from London to Singapore. Tragically, one passenger lost his life after suffering a heart attack, and many more were injured. My guest today, Professor Paul Williams of Reading University, says turbulence is getting worse because of climate change.
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