What is a small turbulance?

Small turbulence refers to minor fluctuations in air movement that can cause slight bumps or jolts during a flight. It is often caused by factors such as changes in wind speed or direction, thermal currents, or the aircraft passing through a patch of uneven air. While it can be uncomfortable, small turbulence is generally considered normal and poses little risk to the safety of the aircraft. Pilots and flight crews are trained to handle such conditions effectively.