Latest news, Aug 19, 2026: BumpySkies missed the memo about Palm Beach International's suddenly changed airport codes, which affected notifications about flights departing formerly-known-as PBI. I've updated the codes, and allowed the airport to continue to be findable as "PBI", too.
TAI444, SAL to BOS, departing 8:00 AM CST, Aug 21
(Forecast data last collected at 5:00 AM CST on Aug 21, 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 SAL at 8:00 AM CST, Aug 21.
- 8:01 AM CST: Calm skies for the next 13 minutes.
- 8:14 AM CST: Light turbulence likely for the next 3 minutes.
- 8:17 AM CST: Calm skies for the next 12 minutes.
- 8:29 AM CST: Light turbulence likely for the next 9 minutes.
- 8:38 AM CST: Calm skies for the next 1 hour and 6 minutes.
- 9:44 AM CST: Light turbulence likely for the next 3 minutes.
- 9:47 AM CST: Calm skies for the next 2 hours and 34 minutes.
- 12:21 PM CST: Light turbulence likely until you land.
- Landing at BOS at 12:37 PM CST.
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