The weather is still very hot and the turbulence is reaching right up to levels where usually we expect to find smooth air. I flew at 12,000 foot on the long leg from the north of the country down to Kajo in the south, but even up there it was a little bumpy. The only consolation was that we had a good tail wind so the flight was 20 minutes shorter than it could have been, but I'm not sure that was much of a consolation to the passengers who felt air-sick...
En-route to Kajo Keji we received a request for a 'medevac' (technically a medical evacuation, although this would more accurately be described as a medical transfer) from Kajo to Juba. Since the aircraft was going to be empty on that leg I was able to collect the man and his carer and bring them to Juba where they will hopefully receive better medical care than is available in Kajo Keji.
