I fly a lot and theres been times like that where turbulence is terrible but I always look at the flight attendants reaction. If they're calm then it's all good. The scariest flight I've been on was a water plane in the Maldives, one of those propeller planes and it was loaded with luggage so I was scared shytless for a good 2 hour.
yeah I fly a lot as well I don't worry about turbulence etc. because Plane crashes are most likely during the first three minutes and last eight minutes of the flight. I've experienced bad turbulence and used to be like damn this is it but the more you fly its normal.
the kobe crash unfortunately was just one of those anomalies
The pilot that flew kobe regularly and had made the same trip the day before the crash, roughly 90 miles from John Wayne Airport to the Camarillo Airport, near Mr. Bryant’s Mamba Sports Academy.
helicopter was safe as hell - Federal aviation accident records list eight accidents involving S-76Bs over 26 years before 2020, two of them involving deaths or serious injuries to people onboard.
The helicopter had sophisticated instruments onboard that in other circumstances would allow for instrument flight, and the pilot was certified to fly by them.
The flight took off in clear skies in Orange County, it eventually encountered a fog so thick that it nearly blinded drivers on the freeway.