Turbulence: Is change in the air?
April 8, 2017
Scientists at UK’s Reading University warn that climate change may be driving an increase in clear-air turbulence affecting flights.
Scientists at UK’s Reading University warn that climate change may be driving an increase in clear-air turbulence affecting flights.
Note the sling-shot in hand. His job is to keep the crows away from the food at the outdoor restaurant
View of some new high-rises being constructed over the Galle Face Green, Colombo
After shaking up the trans-Atlantic travel market, Norwegian is turning its sights on new horizons, possibly Japan.
After years admiring pictures of Sezincote’s Neo-Mughal design, PortMoresby visits the house in Gloucestershire and is in for a surprise.
Seattle may have its Starbucks coffee, but Argentina has its mate. A look at southern South America’s favorite caffeinated beverage.
Scientists at UK’s Reading University warn that climate change may be driving an increase in clear-air turbulence affecting flights.
Note the sling-shot in hand. His job is to keep the crows away from the food at the outdoor restaurant
View of some new high-rises being constructed over the Galle Face Green, Colombo
After shaking up the trans-Atlantic travel market, Norwegian is turning its sights on new horizons, possibly Japan.
After years admiring pictures of Sezincote’s Neo-Mughal design, PortMoresby visits the house in Gloucestershire and is in for a surprise.
Seattle may have its Starbucks coffee, but Argentina has its mate. A look at southern South America’s favorite caffeinated beverage.