Is it possible to make turbulence-free airplane structures?

Yes, but the technology has not matured. A car can have a suspension so designed that the rider feels nothing when the vehicle travels over an unexpected bump on the road. So why not an airplane in flight? The aircraft often jolts while crossing through turbulent zones. read more

So, pilots usually try to avoid these type of clouds and try to keep the furthest distance possible from it. read more

Turbulence is a symptom of the weather from which it spawns, and it stands to reason that as global warming destabilizes weather patterns and intensifies storms, experiences like the one I had over Maine, and the ones that keep popping up in the news, will become more common. read more