A realistic in flight turbulence video

It’s difficult to find a decent video of in flight turbulence for a lot of reasons. For one, turbulence can be unexpected, and no one is going to run a camera for the whole flight to capture a few moments. Another good reason is that people may not want to be holding a camera during a bumpy ride.

I came across this video from an interesting post on airliners.net discussing turbulence, and a member posted a video he captured on Frontier Airlines. If I had to guess, it would probably be considered light-moderate, but it would be very difficult to tell accurately from the video.

In his words:

Heres a video I shot of some pretty bad turbulence on Frontier 797 DEN-PDX, it was over Eastern Oregon which Ive heard is pretty notorious for bumpyness.

It was bad enough where we kept losing and gaining a little altitude, and the wings were rocking very hard at some points.

Notice the employee holding the upper cargo bins to keep herself from falling.

Btw, in no way whatsoever was I shaking the camera. It was actually that bumpy where I couldnt keep the camera still.

And the video:

Written by tb_neg on September 18th, 2007 with no comments.
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