I wonder who posted above that they have experienced extreme turbulence I HIGHLY doubt that lol.
I want to be proved wrong tho
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moderate turbulence on jetblue from FLL-BGI
it was so bad the window casing fell off
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Moderate turbulence on approach into KAUS when flying back from Orlando.
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dayum!
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i mean it was bound to happen
the plane was 20 yrs old
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iirc it was N587JB
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so the window cover was already very loose cause it usually take severe or extreme turbulence to rip a new and secure window cover off the plane.
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Then there’s something very wrong with the maintenance of JBU.
There are 70+ year old DC-3s still flying perfectly fine.
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yeah
seen cessna’s from the 60’s in the air
also if you count jetblue “Blue” as first class then that was my first time ever 
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it really depends ive flown on Delta aircraft where the inside window is broken or the window cover. The thing is these things are just for asthetics not safety
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well theyre economy is like delta comfort.
if that aesthetics then that doesnt make me feel safe
why’s that?
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True, however that may be a red flag, because if the airline truly cares about the safety of their costumers they wouldn’t cost-cut on such a basic yet vital task as maintenance.
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I notified a flight attendant about it and she said that after we landed she’d notify the maintenence people.
I wish i got moderate turbulence for that long. The last few times ive flown its been super light. For example I was flying into a rainstorm out of LGA with high winds in the clouds and guess what there was absolutely no turbulence. HOW DO YOU FLY THROUGH A RAIN CLOUD AND NOT GET TURBULENCE!?
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