Inflight event encounter weather turbulence

17900 reports · NASA ASRS

17900 voluntary incident reports categorised as “Inflight event encounter weather turbulence” from the NASA Aviation Safety Reporting System. This data covers reports from 1988 to the present.

Top breakdown

Category	Reports
Boeing 737	1,785
Boeing 757	619
Bombardier crj	593
Boeing 767	393
Airbus a320	368
Boeing 727	260
Airbus a319	232
Boeing 747	206
Boeing 777	195
Airbus a321	104

Recent report synopses

2026-03 CNO Tower Controller reported the Stand Alone Weather System has been out of service for over a year.
2026-02 Challenger 350 Captain reported a stall warning during landing flare. Flight crew continued the landing.
2026-02 B747-400 First Officer reported severe turbulence encounter during cruise. Crew recovered speed and altitude and notified ATC.

Source: NASA Aviation Safety Reporting System (public domain). Reports are voluntary submissions and are not verified by NASA.

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