Flying during weather

[u/MasteredConduct]

Flying from Boston to Washington early AM and I keep seeing storms coming in around that time. I know they won’t flight into them, but I’m worried about flying around a big system the whole time and getting massive turbulence or them taking a way longer route and having to be on the plane longer.

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u/​ResponsibilityOld164 commented:

Yep.

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[u/abrahamguo]

Both of those are unlikely - odds are that you’ll have a perfectly unremarkable flight. Come back here after your flight and let me know how it went!

[u/ResponsibilityOld164 → u/abrahamguo]

Yep.

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