9 More Fears Of Flying DEBUNKED By Airline Captain
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In this video, Captain Mark discusses 9 more fears of flying, and why you can feel safe on your next flight. Mark is an Airbus Captain based at Manchester Airport, and in this episode he helps those who may be nervous flyers or have anxiety of flying. Engine Failure, Lightning hitting Airplane, Mid-Air collisions, and many more discussed in this episode of Pilot Explains. - บันเทิง
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Shared to macc fb group great watch and will help so many too, well done Capt Mark and of course Airliners Live
It's due to this man, my hero, I now love flying and no longer need medication 😊
Amazing to hear that!
I wish this video was around in 2005. My late mum did have fear of flying. I did go with her on a trip to France. She wouldn't sit near the window, she wouldn't walk up and down the plane during the flight. Coming back she did sit near the window as I told her the amazing views she is missing. She was lucky to see how beautiful a sunset is from high up. Her fear of walking up and down the plane, she thought below the floor was the actual base of the plane and a big 30,000 foot drop if the floor went through. It took some convincing that wasn't true. Nope she wouldn't even walk to use the loo 😂. I was patient with her and understood her fears. That was the only time I flew with her😢 wish we could of got the chance again.
I'm a finance guy and I travel for work sometimes, but I love aviation. I was on a flight tonight and this girl next to me did not speak english. I looked at the weather radar before we took off and saw the weather ahead. The pilots warned us. She was really scared as we went through it for about 15 minutes, as was everyone around me. I was completely calm due to yours and others videos I have seen. I used a translator to reassure her and and helped her to her connecting flight after landing. It was pretty cool.
I'm sure your reassurance during the flight and subsequent assistance helped her feel more at ease. Good deeds go a long way....
Thank you for making these videos. I am a fearful flyer and I have a 6 hours flight coming. Your voice is so soothing, I could listen to you all day long. You are actually making my fear smaller. Dont stop making these videos. I am pretty sure they help a lot of other people like me. Again, thank you!
Good to see the AL boss up on the screen again. Really great video and such a useful 'tool' for those who need it. Keep up the good work guys
Awesome video 👋👍👋👋 Mark you should start your own channel
Great information again Capt Mark. I’m sure this will help a lot of nervous flyers!
I absolutely love Marks videos. I am working at my fear of flying and just listening to his manner of talking calms me down. The best resource I have used! Thank you Mark and Airliners live.
From a former airline pilot, and frequent biz traveler.
My biggest fear of flying?
....Getting stuck next to a person who must have a religious aversion to bathing,
on a packed trans-con flight :)
When one's an airline employee grateful for the ride, space available, positive space or jump seating,
.... ya just gotta suck it up.
oR GROSSLY OVER WEIGHT!!
On a serious note - I was in sales to corp travel depts and travel agencies for an airline, prior to becoming a pilot@@johnchristmas7522
Passenger airlines sell seats.
If one cannot fit in one seat - too bad.
One is required to buy as many seats as needed to accommodate one's size.
The provisions of a ticket sell a seat for passage of a person, like a berth on a ship, an allotted space - not a person's travel , regardless if they fit into the berth.
Hiya Mark!! Think Pax fear of flying is caused by them having to give up control of the environment they are in. Maybe more detail explaining what the gauges are specifically for would help.
Also is that an IFE on that EasyJet when you showed static discharge wires?
Not afraid of flying, but this is incredibly informative and interesting for a avgeek such as myself. ❤ Also it’s great to see the mighty AL boss 😂
Thanks again, Captain Mark. This is an area where getting it talked about in detail really helps. 👏👏👏💜🇺🇸
Main man himself 😜
Brilliant video by Mark 👏👏👏
Thanks for putting mevat ease am scared of flying after hearing this am nowxat ease am terrified og turbulence whrn flying over the bay of bengal thr world most dangerous area to.fly over
Great info Mark. Thanks😎 Hope this helps people who have a fear of flying.
Excellently and authoritatively explained! 🙂
Great video, very informative.
One part you haven't covered is the structure of the plane coming apart while flying. Maybe in part three?
Especially loved the section on wind shear n limitations due to wind LBA is notorious for windy conditions and Ive circled over many times....all the info provided by Capt. Mark is informative and most importantly reassuring...so thank you!
You're very welcome
I got a interesting question. Why do mobile phones interfere flight systems etc?
We did a video on exactly that
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@@AirlinersLounge I didn't know that, thanks!
I have never feared flying but now the fear is what kind of treatment is the airline going to dish out. Whether it be terrible food, or bad service on board, loads of delays and lost baggage. ALL down to the fact that Airlines where so happy to sack all their staff with the excuse of Covid. Now of course those grieved staff have no intention of coming back, finding jobs with better staff relations and better wages and less forced overtime. So I AM not LOOKING FORWARD TO GETTING ON ANY CATTLE PLANE SOON.
Mr Boeing ❤ Mrs AirBus 😃
And air transat 236 that ran out of flue right over the . Atlantic Ocean and lost and both engines glided throughout the night and landed at an airstrip
I fly couple of times per year, but my fear doesn't go away. I am even more nervous since Boeing incidents. I just don't understand how an aircraft company can take safety so lightly.
I have a question to ask: What is the procedure for a minimum fuel approach if the destination airport is experiencing sudden high crosswinds? I know that if the warning is far enough in advance an alternate destination can be chosen....but what if you are already committed to land when the sudden gust occurs?
What about bird strike and lost both engines right after take off like what happened to sully
Fumes Event open the Windows 😊🤔
With tech issues does thus apply to fsx snd fs2020 if issues arise
What happens when you lose power?
What if you have an panic attack during the flight?
Can turbulences be dangerous sometimes?
What if all engines fail?
😎✈️
Hi I was wondering what happens if a person/persons was trying to hijack a plane. Thats My main fear. Any info would be appreciated 👍
Nothing, other passengers + cabin crew will probably try to subdue the hijacker. It's almost impossible to get into the pilot's cabin.
@cptmario thanks for the response I appreciate it 👍
I watch Aircrash Investigation series a lot on TV and even though it's reassuring that some fears of flying are a bit over the top, the sad reality is that quite a number of planes do crash due to the many things that can go wrong during flying.
This edit is way too busy.. bring back the easy jazz..✌
I never use to worry about flying, just from a statistical standpoint alone. However when Obama decided there were too many white male ATC's and decided to lower standards, near misses have increased significantly. Additionally, now that major airlines are lower standards and going full on DEI to increase minority/female pilots, these are not the best/brighest/experienced like Sully. Instead they are being hired because of their skin color or gender. Heck some are even recruiting pilots with gender dysphoria, which according to their own support groups claim they are emotionally unstable and have a high suicide rate.
So how do you perceive this new threat to airline safety (assuming you are willing to speak to it lest you fear being cancelled)?