Co2 increases turbulence - scientists

4/11/2013 10:44:12 AM

Turbulence on flights will become more severe by 2050 as carbon dioxide emissions rise, leading to longer journey times and increased fuel consumption, British scientists at the universities of Reading and East Anglia say. Warming changes the atmosphere 10 kilometres above ground level, making it more unstable for planes, Paul Williams at the University of Reading and co-author of the report said.  Aircargo Asia Pacific

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