Surviving Plane Turbulence Malcom & Eddie

The plane may suddenly drop or jolt, causing passengers to feel weightless or thrown forward in their seats.
The cabin may become noisy as items shift and rattle in overhead bins.
Passengers may feel a sense of unease or fear, especially if the turbulence is severe or unexpected.
Flight attendants may instruct passengers to fasten their seatbelts and remain seated until the turbulence subsides.
Depending on the severity of the turbulence, the pilot may choose to change altitude or course to avoid it.
After the turbulence has ended, passengers may feel relieved and grateful to have made it through the experience safely.