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How do you deal with turbulence on a plane?

Marco Sensual

Marco Sensual

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Have you ever took a plane?

Are you aviophobic?

Aviophobia is the fear of flying and the fear of being on an airplane,or other flying vehicle,such as a helicopter,while in flight.

I am aviophobic.So,i cant take the plane.So,the only country i would be able to go is USA.I would have to go in USA in a car.Of course.

Turbulences are expected while being in a plane.They are scary.But they are normal.Clear-air turbulence is the turbulent movement of air masses in the absence of any visual cues such as clouds,and is caused when bodies of air moving at widely different speeds meet.

For those who never took a plane.Would you eventually take a plane?

For those who took a plane.What was your experiences with turbulences?

Were the turbulences light,moderate or severe?

This video shows what turbulence is for people in a plane.You need to watch the whole video to have a idea of what turbulences really feels on a plane.

Brace your belt.You are in for a shake.




 
My first flight was on an ancient, even then, Ford Tri-Motor, over Lake Erie. I swear our cruising altitude was 50ft., at 25mph! :lol:

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My next flight was aboard a KLM four prop, from New York to Glasgow. 8 hr. in the air over the Atlantic. Blue flames shooting over the wings in the dark of night! And, no!, I didn't get much sleep! ](*,)

Since then, I've flown in many different types of planes, from a single engine Cessna Cub, to multiple engined jets, and copters. My favorite was the chopper! \:/

Thing is, I have a "thing" about heights! :eek: :help:

And, yet, I'm quite comfortable in flying machines. (o)

Yes, I've experienced turbulence. Luckily it's not been any worse than driving over a bumpy road. ..|

Main thing? Keep your seat belt fastened! :cool:
 
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I've been on flights like the one in the video. They're just routine. You do feel like you're mildy on a rodeo ride, but it's not worse than sitting in the back end of a bus on a road full of potholes. At least in the air you're not as forecefully jolted as you are in a bus such that your spine actually hurts...
 
star-warrior said:
I've been on flights like the one in the video. They're just routine. You do feel like you're mildy on a rodeo ride, but it's not worse than sitting in the back end of a bus on a road full of potholes. At least in the air you're not as forecefully jolted as you are in a bus such that your spine actually hurts...
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Usually only hits just as I'm next in line for the toilet.
 
I usually ask the sky waiters to turn it down.
 
I don't, which is why I never fly. I had a very bad experience with turbulence once and since then I've never flown.
 
It happened right the first time I took a plane, we were ready to land but we had to stay (well, move) about 1 hour in the air because of a bad storm. The plane started to shake, but I didn´t get scared at all, I was even surpized later of how well I handled it, if you think it was my first time in the air. A lot of women did start to get nervous and yell with every shake.

Funny story: about a month after, another flight. A few seconds after the takeoff, a 4-5 years old kid looks down the window, get scared and starts to yell ¨I want to get out, I don´t wanna dieeeee¨. Good thing they calmed him soon after. He was so cute!
 
I assume God is angry and I walk up and down the aisles until I find out who is at fault. Then I sacrifice.

It's usually a 4-5 yr old boy.

And by "sacrifice" I mean that I tell him he's bound to become president one day. They are permanently terrors from them on.
 
You've just got to accept it, as there's nothing you can do about it.

Worst turbulence I've ever experienced was coming into land at Edinburgh on a calm summer evening. The approach was over the Forth estuary so we got plenty bouncing and shaking action for the last 10 minutes until we touched down.

One key thing to remember, is you're statistically far more likely to be involved in a vehicle accident than ever being on a plane that experiences an incident.
 
gsdx said:
You can go anywhere in North and South America.
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We also have used a marvellous conveyance. We call them 'ships'....and they have taken us halfway around the globe.......
 
Marco Sensual said:
I am aviophobic.So,i cant take the plane.
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If it frustrates you, you could take steps to treat your aviophobia and learn to fly comfortably. Or, you could let your fear limit your ability to travel.
 
I've never been on a plane, but I'm about to go on one next month. I'm very nervous about flying, but hopefully nothing happens. I heard turbulence is just like being in a car on a bumpy road... and since SK is full of horribly maintained roads, I should be used to that! :)
 
Only time I ever gulped was when the plane hit some turbulence and a few oxygen masks slid out. Otherwise I turn to my seat mate and say Weeeeee!
 
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