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EJM2: 3 legs
- PBI to YNN, departing 9:00 AM EDT, Mar 22
- YNN to SUA, departing 11:10 AM EDT, Mar 22
- FLO to SUA, departing 6:40 PM EDT, Mar 22
EJM2, PBI to YNN, departing 9:00 AM EDT, Mar 22
(Forecast data last collected at 7:00 AM EDT on Mar 22, 2026.)
- Takeoff from PBI at 9:00 AM EDT, Mar 22.
- 9:01 AM EDT: Light turbulence likely for the next 2 minutes.
- 9:03 AM EDT: Calm skies for the rest of the flight.
- Landing at YNN at 9:54 AM EDT.
Nelly says: Bumpy skies can be scary, but they're not dangerous!
See our turbulence safety page for more information, including links to other resources for nervous fliers.
EJM2, YNN to SUA, departing 11:10 AM EDT, Mar 22
(Forecast data last collected at 7:00 AM EDT on Mar 22, 2026.)
Preliminary forecast. Check back within an hour or two of takeoff to see the most accurate route map and turbulence forecast for this flight.
- Takeoff from YNN at 11:10 AM EDT, Mar 22.
- 11:11 AM EDT: Light turbulence likely for the next 1 minute.
- 11:12 AM EDT: Calm skies for the next 35 minutes.
- 11:47 AM EDT: Light turbulence likely until you land.
- Landing at SUA at 11:51 AM EDT.
Nelly says: Bumpy skies can be scary, but they're not dangerous!
See our turbulence safety page for more information, including links to other resources for nervous fliers.
EJM2, FLO to SUA, departing 6:40 PM EDT, Mar 22
(Forecast data last collected at 7:00 AM EDT on Mar 22, 2026.)
Preliminary forecast. Check back within an hour or two of takeoff to see the most accurate route map and turbulence forecast for this flight.
- Takeoff from FLO at 6:40 PM EDT, Mar 22.
- 6:41 PM EDT: Light turbulence likely for the next 4 minutes.
- 6:45 PM EDT: Calm skies for the next 58 minutes.
- 7:43 PM EDT: Light turbulence likely until you land.
- Landing at SUA at 7:45 PM EDT.
Nelly says: Bumpy skies can be scary, but they're not dangerous!
See our turbulence safety page for more information, including links to other resources for nervous fliers.
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