FAA AC 120-88 : 2006

1. PURPOSE
2. RELATED REGULATIONS
3. DEFINITIONS
4. AUDIENCE
5. RELATED READING MATERIAL
6. BACKGROUND
7. DATA ANALYSIS BY THE FAA: SIT DOWN AND
    BUCKLE UP
8. DESIGN EFFECTIVE TRAINING TO PREVENT OR
    MITIGATE INJURIES TO F/As CAUSED BY TURBULENCE
9. IMPLEMENT OPERATING PROCEDURES TO PREVENT
    INJURIES CAUSED BY TURBULENCE
10. OTHER WAYS TO PREVENT INJURIES CAUSED BY
    TURBULENCE
11. CABIN MODIFICATIONS
12. IMPLEMENT IMPROVEMENTS IN DISPATCH PROCEDURES
    TO PREVENT INJURIES CAUSED BY TURBULENCE
13. ELEMENTS TO INTEGRATE INTO AIRCRAFT DISPATCHER
    TRAINING TO PREVENT INJURIES CAUSED BY TURBULENCE
14. THREE FUNDAMENTALS OF EFFECTIVE PRACTICES AGAINST
    TURBULENCE
15. OTHER EFFECTIVE PRACTICES THAT CAN BE USED BY
    MANAGERS, TRAINERS, METEOROLOGISTS, AND AIRCRAFT
    DISPATCHERS
16. NEW SYSTEMS OF TURBULENCE REPORTING AND
    FORECASTING
17. ADDITIONAL STEPS TO TAKE TO AVOID TURBULENCE AND
    THEREBY PREVENT CABIN INJURIES
18. EFFICIENT DELIVERY OF CURRENT INFORMATION
19. ACTIONS TO TAKE TO SUPPORT EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES
APPENDIX 1 - COMMERCIAL AVIATION SAFETY TEAM (CAST) TURBULENCE
             TEMPLATE STANDARD TERMINOLOGY FOR TURBULENCE
APPENDIX 2 - USAF PRACTICES TO AVOID THUNDERSTORMS AND ATTENDANT
             TURBULENCE
APPENDIX 3 - GRAPHICAL DEPICTION OF SOME OF THE DATA
             USED IN THIS AC

Gives information and practices that can be used to prevent injuries caused by turbulence.