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Turbulence Paris – Pointe-à-Pitre

Today: reading the sky…

6,751 km, about 8 h 14 in the air. The flight passes over France, then over the Bay of Biscay, then over the North Atlantic, then over the Atlantic. The jet stream, a corridor of very fast wind over the North Atlantic, is the usual cause of bumps on this route.

Reading the winds…

Nearby routes

The briefing, the evening before

The evening before, by email, updated.

One email, the day before the flight. Nothing else.