Veteran pilot Alastair Rosenschein recounts his most frightening experience with turbulence, highlighting how such incidents are becoming more frequent and severe. Recent events, including a Delta Air Lines flight that hospitalized 25 people, underscore the growing risks as climate change fuels more unstable air currents. Experts warn that turbulence is on the rise globally, with hotspots expanding and injuries increasing, particularly among passengers not wearing seat belts. Airlines are responding by tightening safety procedures and exploring new technologies, but experts agree that while turbulence rarely causes crashes, vigilance and evolving safety measures are essential to keep passengers safe.