Oh man! Did three flights yesterday (Nov 13). YYZ-YHZ was fine, YHZ-YQY (Sydney, NS) was bumpy, but the flight back YQY-YHZ had the worst turbulence I have ever experienced.

People (OK, myself included) were actually screaming, and I saw at least two people ready to lose their lunch/dinner.

Now, of course, I know that no airline can control the weather. However, isn't there some guideline as to when they actually cancel the flight rather than subject the passengers to an hour of hell? The flight left at 7pm and the weather had been pretty bad all day, so certainly they knew what to expect.

Obviously, we arrived safely, but it was DEFINITELY terrifying at times. Even the FA had to get out a napkin to wipe off his brow once we landed.

Also, we didn't hear from the pilot/co-pilot at all. I imagine that they were somewhat busy flying the plane, but a simple 10 mins/15 mins/30 mins more would have gone a long way...

Anyone care to comment?