Aviation faces hotter, stormier skies – and passengers might have to accept more disruption
Summary
Climate change is making the atmospheric conditions around air travel hotter and more volatile, raising the risk of delays, diversions and other disruptions. The article asks whether passengers will increasingly have to treat those interruptions as a normal cost of flying.
More frequent extreme weather is shifting disruption from an occasional operational problem to a structural
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Climate change is making flight reliability a more persistent constraint on the economics and experience of air travel.