Doing my first transcontinental flight! I'm going to be visiting many places in Europe so could start the journey at a variety of different airports with non-stops from US. Once I get over there hoping to stick with trains 
Are any of the major airports known for being better/worse for turbulence / challenging landings/T.O.s either b/c of geography or weather patterns?
London, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Zurich, Munich, Brussels, Paris are all possibilities, tho London is the cheapest. Obviously the weather can always change, but since I have options, I'd like not to end up accidently choosing the European version of our turbulence magnets like Denver and Albuquerque.
Heading over in early April, so more jet-stream than thunderstorms to contend with then, coming back in early July so going to try to leave as early in the AM as possible to avoid storms best we can on the way back.
Didn't find any prior posts on search, but if this has been asked before feel free to just direct to link.
Thanks very much!
Are any of the major airports known for being better/worse for turbulence / challenging landings/T.O.s either b/c of geography or weather patterns?
London, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Zurich, Munich, Brussels, Paris are all possibilities, tho London is the cheapest. Obviously the weather can always change, but since I have options, I'd like not to end up accidently choosing the European version of our turbulence magnets like Denver and Albuquerque.
Heading over in early April, so more jet-stream than thunderstorms to contend with then, coming back in early July so going to try to leave as early in the AM as possible to avoid storms best we can on the way back.
Didn't find any prior posts on search, but if this has been asked before feel free to just direct to link.
Thanks very much!