Probably going on my first flight in April. If anyone has anything encouraging to say it's really all I need right now. I'm absolutely terrified to go on that flight so I'm watching as many of these videos as I can to mentally prepare haha
Don’t worry! Planes can be tough and scary to fly on. But it’s really not scary and hard. Planes are very safe and easy of transport, they are maintained by the highest quality standards. You see, I’ve helped over 20 people on their flights, this includes real world flying too, not just commenting on different videos. Here are great tips you can do on your first flight (and almost any plane ride). 1. Stay Calm. This helps reduce stress and anxiety of flying. 2. Chew Gum. This helps prevent ear pain and infections. 3. Stay Hydrated. Have water, moisturizer and lip balm onboard as your skin can dry out due to low pressure air. These help prevent dehydration 4. Choose the best seat. For long haul flights, choose an aisle seat, as it provides quick access to the bathroom and other facilities. That’s all I have to say. Again, flying is not scary. If you need anything else, advice etc. please feel free to reach me.
Just think of it like you’re riding a bus. The US government flies airplanes straight into hurricanes to take measurements, and the pilots return home safely. Before an airliner is approved for production, they test it by literally bending the wings until they break. That’s way more force than they will ever experience in a lifetime of flying. Statistically, you would have to fly every single day for 1000 years, before you would be in a fatal plane crash. The turbulence you will experience is just like a bump in the road. When you’re in your car, pay attention to how bumpy it is, and compare that to the bumps you feel in a plane. Enjoy your flight and don’t worry.😉
![[4K] - Sunlit Dallas Takeoff - American Airlines - Airbus A321-200NX - DFW - N435AN - SCS 1303](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/YJnGqIz2b0U/mqdefault.jpg)
![[4K] – Sunlit Dallas Takeoff – American Airlines – Airbus A321-200NX – DFW – N435AN – SCS 1303](/img/tr.png)
![[4K] - Stunning Reverse Ops Maui Landing - Hawaiian - Boeing 717-200 - OGG - N489HA - SCS 1302](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/tkcaBYK9vNw/mqdefault.jpg)
Gotta love the ATL departures!
the cleanest wing view I've ever saw.
Nice takeoff SP good job 👍
Must be the larger wing - didn't seem like flaps were set to much - tks 👍
Could be a domestic flight, I think DL use their A359’s on ATL-LAX.
Great upload and share ! .. TQ ! ..
Whenever I ride in a passenger plane, I look out the window as I listen to Ace Combat music! It's pretty cool if you ask me.
Ah, the Forest City. In spite of it’s problems, I really like Atlanta.😊
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Probably going on my first flight in April. If anyone has anything encouraging to say it's really all I need right now. I'm absolutely terrified to go on that flight so I'm watching as many of these videos as I can to mentally prepare haha
Don’t worry! Planes can be tough and scary to fly on. But it’s really not scary and hard. Planes are very safe and easy of transport, they are maintained by the highest quality standards. You see, I’ve helped over 20 people on their flights, this includes real world flying too, not just commenting on different videos. Here are great tips you can do on your first flight (and almost any plane ride).
1. Stay Calm. This helps reduce stress and anxiety of flying.
2. Chew Gum. This helps prevent ear pain and infections.
3. Stay Hydrated. Have water, moisturizer and lip balm onboard as your skin can dry out due to low pressure air. These help prevent dehydration
4. Choose the best seat. For long haul flights, choose an aisle seat, as it provides quick access to the bathroom and other facilities.
That’s all I have to say. Again, flying is not scary. If you need anything else, advice etc. please feel free to reach me.
Just think of it like you’re riding a bus. The US government flies airplanes straight into hurricanes to take measurements, and the pilots return home safely. Before an airliner is approved for production, they test it by literally bending the wings until they break. That’s way more force than they will ever experience in a lifetime of flying. Statistically, you would have to fly every single day for 1000 years, before you would be in a fatal plane crash. The turbulence you will experience is just like a bump in the road. When you’re in your car, pay attention to how bumpy it is, and compare that to the bumps you feel in a plane. Enjoy your flight and don’t worry.😉