Pilots excel in managing turbulence caused by Storm Ciara

Britain experienced mayhem in the wake of Storm Ciara which battered Britain with winds of up to 100mph which caused widespread flooding and travel chaos.

Hundreds of flights were grounded, motorways and main roads shut and trains cancelled and delayed in the wake of a storm that threatens further disruption.

However a number of flights had no option but to land in the turbulence caused by the wind.

 

 

This would terrify me! A plane landing at Birmingham Airport during #StormCiara 🤢 😧 pic.twitter.com/5XTeuA3Llc

— Stuart Robinson (@stuartrobinson1) February 9, 2020

 

Via Aeronews