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Severe turbulence is the worst nightmare of a traveler. In the best case, you are moderately embarrassed by a few bumps here and there - and perhaps coffee splashes on your shirt. In the worst, you are jostled in a dangerous way that puts you and other passengers at risk of injury. In addition, there is the fact that it does not matter the number of times we hear that it is sure to fly in a turbulent sky, the experience is downright disturbing. However, a passenger recently went to Tiktok to show what turbulence in first class. As you will see, it is much less frightening than what many of us are used to. Read the rest to find out more about the course of this Ritzy leaflet.

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In a September video , Tiktok user Cameron Biaofore (@ Catching.cameron) shared nine seconds of turbulence aboard an Emirates of Phuket, Thailand, in Dubai. She subtitled it: "POV: you first pilot Emirates, and all the flight is of crazy turbulence, but you live your best life to drink Dom Pérignon with free flow." The video shows a biaofore before snuggling in its seat while the movement of the plane splashes your champagne into its glass. AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

According to The point guy , first-class tickets between Dubai and the United States on Emirates, an airline founded by the Royal Family of Dubai in 1985, cost more than $ 10,000 in each direction. The seats, which could be called more precisely the suites because they are equipped with closing doors, include free wifi, light orders, minibars, televisions, unlimited caviar, background champagne, meals, pajamas Hydrating and the option for a flight shower in flight. If you want to sleep, the crew will convert your seat into a flat bed with sheets and a pillow, according to Travel and leisure .

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Biafore video commentators have agreed that turbulence feels different in first class, especially when alcohol flows and seats are tilted. "The turbulence just deposit differently," said a person. "There was so much food and alcohol, we never slept," wrote a second.

Others commented that they were envious of the experience. "It looks funny TBH," wrote a person. "I would love to lie down during the turbulence," said another.

Unfortunately, not all cases of turbulence are so peaceful. During a September flight from the Ecuador to Florida, eight people were hospitalized during landing. No details were published on their conditions, although JetBlue published a statement that the flight has undergone " Severe sudden turbulence , "According to NBC News.

On another flight to Florida in July, this coming from North Carolina, four passengers and on-board agents were injured after the turbulence passed the flight from 18,000 feet to 13,000 feet in less than two minutes , according to The hill . "There was a sudden burst of turbulence and then of major major turbulence," said a passenger at the NBC WFLA subsidiary. "The plane I felt like he had fallen Quite considerably. Several people, including a lady from my row, hit the ceiling. ""

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In addition, a flight from October from Auckland to Queensland in New Zealand was released after turbulence. According to Australian , passengers were shout and vomit on the flight. The plane began its descent when the turbulence struck, triggered by gusts of wind up to 93 miles per hour. He turned around and landed in Auckland.

A 2023 study published in Geophysical research letters found that turbulence has become more widespread in certain parts of the world between 1979 and 2020 due to climate change. Thus, these incidents will probably occur more often - without you being seated in first class or in coach.

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