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Whether or not you are a anxious unfolding , we can all agree that turbulence is by no means amusing . Meeting a rugged air patch is one thing, but the tremors and sudden drops that look like a bumpy amusement ride are not ideal. If turbulence is not your friend, there are a few cities that you may want to postpone your list of travel buckets. A Inland report , a tool for forecasting digital turbulence, has identified the most turbulent 10 airports in the world, two of which in the United States, see if your hometown airport has made the list below, as well as the 10 most turbulent airports in the United States.

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Top 10 most turbulent airports in the world.

Turbulence is measured by "the speed at which energy dissipates in the atmosphere", by Skybraire . Aviation experts call this the Foucault (EDR) dissipation rate. There are five levels of EDR: light (0-20), moderate (20-40), fort (40-60), severe (60-80) and extreme (80-100).

Turpli examined EDR for around 550 of the largest airports in the world. To determine their classification, the average turbulence was calculated "on a volume of approximately 120 miles (200 km) in diameter and 20,000 ft (6000 m) centered on 10,000 ft (3000 m) above the airport." It should be noted that the Turpli list represents only experienced turbulence during the approach and descent. The turbulence linked to takeoff and landing are not included because these are "mainly affected by the components of the backwind", explains the company.

According to their results, these are the 10 most turbulent airports in the world:

1. Santiago airport / Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport (SCL) - 23.065
2. International Airport of Mendoza El Plumerillo (MDZ) - 22.755
3. Salta Martin Miguel de Guemes International Airport (SLA) - 20.407
4. Tribhuvan International Airport (KTM) —18.691
5. Lhasa Konggar International Airport (LXA) - 18.168
6. Paro International Airport (PBH) - 18.128
7. Xining Caojiapu International Airport (XNN) - 17.93
8. Denver International Airport (DEN) —17.29
9. Kabul International Airport (KBL) - 17.206
10. Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport (BZN) - 17.082

It is not surprising that the two American airports to make the cut have some of the highest altitudes in the country. According to Pilot Ryan Tseko , Denver's modes of time and wind have a "set of challenges" for pilots. The rocks also play a huge factor.

"All this wind, all this time rises these [mountain] crests, and that forces this air. Weather.com .

"Denver is obviously known as" Mile High City ", so he also adds another component, because your atmospheric pressure is much higher than if you land in sea level," he added.

Similar things can be said for Bozeman, a mountain city surrounded by Yellowstone National Park, the National Forest of Gallatin and three vast mountain ranges.

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Travelers agree with the turbulence ratings of Denver and Bozeman.

The listed list of Turpli is correct, according to leaflets who frequent Denver International Airport. Several travelers Reddit taken To share their horror stories from Denver Airport after release of the report. They said the passengers are almost always guaranteed to have a bad time "and a" horrible "experience.

"Purely anecdotal, but I go to Santiago several times a year, and I also fly Denver at least once a month, and I think Denver is much worse in terms of turbulence," wrote a reditor in the wire.

"My worst turbulence was landed in Denver in a thunderstorm," said a passenger. A third agreed and commented: "I landed in Denver in a hailstorm - 0/10 Recommend - the most ecade flight of my life."

"I go to it and out of Denver Weekly, so you might say that I am a bit of an adrenaline junky," said another.

For some, the turbulence flying in and out of Denver are so bad that they have completely abandoned the state. "It will be very unhappy with me to admit it, but turbulence (coming to the west) was one of the reasons why I ended up leaving Denver," reads a post.

"Denver should be No. 1," joked a reditor. "I hate to get out of Denver."

However, others say that turbulence is not out of the ordinary when they fly over mountain ranges. In fact, you must almost expect it.

"If you fly in a city with mountains and wait for a smooth driving, you will have a bad time," said a person.

Another agreed: "Any airport along the Rockies is often turbulent".

The same could be said for Bozeman airport, which took place in 10th place in total. "Whenever I fly in and out of Bozeman, it's an absolute disaster," wrote a traveler in the wire.

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Top 10 most turbulent airports in America.

You will find below the 10 best turbulent airports in the country, in parallel with their average rate of dissipation in Foucault (EDR).

1. Denver International Airport (DEN) - 17.29
2. Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport (BZN) - 17.082
3. Albuquerque International Sunport (ABQ) - 16.441
4. Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC) - 16.435
5. Jackson Hole Airport (Jac) - 16,143
6. Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) - 15.743
7. Vancouver International Airport (YVR) - 15.684
8. Reno -Tahoe International Airport (RNO) - 15.678
9. Seattle -Tacoma International Airport (SEA) - 15.498
10. Boise airport (BO) - 15.406