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Gulf Business talks to SkyPath CEO Maya Shpak and Prof. Paul Williams about why clear-air turbulence is becoming harder to avoid, and how turning every aircraft into a sensor can cutting turbulence-related injuries by up to 50%.

SkyPath CEO Maya Shpak talks to The Daily Mail to explain why clear-air turbulence is rising, and how real-time pilot data gives flight crews the advance notice to prepare for it or route around it.

Ingenia, the Royal Academy of Engineering's magazine talks to SkyPath CPO Guy Zunder about how turbulence forms, why clear-air turbulence is so hard to catch, and how SkyPath turns every aircraft into a real-time sensor.

SkyPath CEO Maya Shpak joined host Max Trescott on the Aviation News Talk podcast to discuss how pilots can find smoother air by combining crowdsourced iPad observations, ADS-B data, PIREPs, EDR reports, and machine-learning predictions. Maya explains how the platform normalizes reports across aircraft types, why one operator saw nearly a 50% drop in moderate-turbulence encounters, and how SkyPath helps pilots plan routes, choose altitudes, and communicate more clearly with passengers about rough air ahead.

The EFB app fatigue problem isn't about reducing the number of apps, it's about having apps talk to each other. ARINC 840A is the standard that makes that happen, and SkyPath became the first EFB app to implement it.

A "super" El Niño season forecast is on the way, and new research links a 30% Clear Air Turbulence increase, to it. Bumpier skies may be closer than airlines think. Here's what the science says, and what the aviation industry can do to prepare for it.