Heavy scary turbulence during approach to Rijeka TUIfly 737-700

Taken a few minutes in front of "Stormy Landing Rijeka"....i just say "Borawinds"

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• Rijeka
• HLX
• Landing
• Stormy
• Turbulence
• 737

[Backpacker1uk]

Flying over Berlin in 1942 now that was turbulence!!!

[e081194eng]

If you would stop shaking the camera, the turbulence will stop.

[moinhamm]

@MelnDyl2010 tuifly is only cooperating 738 and 737 ;) there was a time they had a 733 but look and the wings and those tips. its a 737NG so it has to be a 737-700

[Reds1896]

only way to find out if there is turbelence is to open up the door

[Are44441]

XD



[jellybean2423]

wooo roller coaster

[looiedl]

@androidblows1369 ....could you possibly be more offending? ....(don't answer, I'm sure you can.....)

[androidblows1369]

That's not heavy turbulence and if you're scared you're a little pisswad. If the wings were flapping up and down 6 feet and your asshole became your eyesocket, that was heavy.

[MelnDyl2010]

thats more like a 734 not 737

[tomibewi]

is that a really dirty wing or, just paint o.O

[Njugglesvatn]

@InfiniteAkasa , Ah, thanks that is very interesting and I had never thought about downdraft or updraft.

Thanks for the info!.

[InfiniteAkasa]

@Njugglesvatn First off, there's no such thing as an airpocket or "hole" (although people commonly use these terms). Air is present everywhere - except in space. But the air in the sky is constantly moving and shifting. In fact, we refer to this as air currents because the air moves in a very similar fashion to water currents on a river. When planes drop, it's normally because of a downdraft (an updraft can cause a plane to gain altitude). Airframes are made to bend and are very strong! :)