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How did anyone feel when you fly on an airplane for the first time?
How did anyone feel when you fly on an airplane for the first time?
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everyone is different. For example, I fly a lot, but I'm still afraid to fly. And there are people who treat this like a carousel. :)
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answered 14 years ago
the first time - a little scary, then it becomes a habit. And there are people who are "brought in" and "taken out" - because they are very afraid.
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answered 14 years ago
My feet are cold - I take socks with me. and for the first time... you don't think about being in the air, focus on choosing drinks and snacks :=)
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answered 14 years ago
Boeing 737, Airbus 320/321, MD80/82 fly from Ukraine to Turkey. All of these machines provide a fairly comfortable flight, even if there are a couple of "air pockets" along the way. Get ready for the fact that a little pozalok ears on takeoff and landing, and only.
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answered 14 years ago
For me, on the bus. A man was sitting next to me on the last flight, he was baptized all the time and whispering something, probably praying. and earth.
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answered 14 years ago
For the first time, my feet also froze) I thought that this was a normal phenomenon. For the first time, I was not afraid, the main thing is not to set yourself up negatively and not to inspire fear, just as you should not treat an airplane as an extremely dangerous transport. Imagine you are on a bus
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answered 14 years ago
take sweets with you "Take-off" is not given everywhere, but it helps a lot. sit near the window and watch how the plane flaps its wings :) (I still can't figure out how they fly...)
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answered 14 years ago
I’ve been flying on airplanes for 50 years now, to my shame, I can’t use the railway anymore, except that if we go to a cat show in another city with someone, everyone is dying from these stories of mine. And lately, after these shows on TV - this information is hammered into the head and it becomes scary.
To Turkey on a Boeing, of course, everything is fine! When approaching Turkey, do not look out the window, it feels like we are landing in the sea, we are almost landing, and under us there is water-water ... But SERIOUS GUYS are driving, in front of them you need to bow!
To Turkey on a Boeing, of course, everything is fine! When approaching Turkey, do not look out the window, it feels like we are landing in the sea, we are almost landing, and under us there is water-water ... But SERIOUS GUYS are driving, in front of them you need to bow!
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answered 14 years ago
:=) as in a joke: "dear passengers, welcome on board, our plane has gained altitude ... km above sea level and the pilot raises his first glass to the health of passengers"
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answered 14 years ago
Feelings are different in fact, scary, but you think about the good. It all depends on the conditions of departure, if you spent the night at the airport, then when you get on the plane in the morning, you almost don’t notice the flight. If one of your friends (relatives) is sitting next to you, it’s also somehow easier, but you need to ask for places nearby in advance, otherwise they may be seated far away. Feet are REALLY FREEZING! this is a joke, but I only had it in IL-86. I fell asleep a little, I wake up with stuffy nose, icy legs. What is the question smart people probably know. It’s bad if someone sits next to him who is even more afraid or even worse he becomes ill (there was such a thing). The AIRBUS A320 seemed the most comfortable in my opinion (the seats are wide and comfortable) If you are afraid of heights, sit down by the aisle. Although :/ I'm like that, but I always take it by the window. Feelings cardinally different from the most terrifying, to unique!!!
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answered 14 years ago
Statistically (this is a general principle), the more often an action is performed, the higher the probability of developing a non-standard (negative, critical scenario) in the process of action.
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answered 14 years ago
but I like to watch from the very first flight how the plane takes off and follow through the window how we fly ...
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answered 14 years ago
I got into dangerous aviation situations at least twice, God forbid. At first, the horror is quiet, and then panic, it’s good if the situation passes and everyone calms down, God forbid that it ends worse.
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answered 14 years ago
SUPPA, after all the dangerous situations, are you not afraid to fly again or is there some kind of fear?
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answered 14 years ago
For some reason, it is the most calm, it flies in IL-86-96 and B-747, the rest of the Boeings are all relatively nothing, but I just hate the Airbus, the seats are hard (SPARCO now makes them), there is not enough traction on takeoff, correction directions are sharp (electronic control), constant temperature and pressure drops in the cabin (very noticeable), on a number of models a blockage on the tail and vibrations in the stern. BE!
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answered 14 years ago
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There are no people who are not afraid, there are those who do not think about it. Then, everyone is afraid not of death, as such, but of the dying moment, and in an airplane it can be 8-12 minutes.
There are no people who are not afraid, there are those who do not think about it. Then, everyone is afraid not of death, as such, but of the dying moment, and in an airplane it can be 8-12 minutes.
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answered 14 years ago
I don’t even know a single plane I even flew on)), but only the last one I didn’t really like that the seats are hard, narrow, and constantly feeling that it pulls up and down. This makes my head hurt and I get a little sick. But nothing terrible flew safely.
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answered 14 years ago
The recipe is one diphenhydramine + a little cognac, the main thing is not to overdo it, otherwise it will “insert” so that everything will be like a fog for 1.5 days.
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answered 14 years ago
I do not think about death, I think so - everyone is destined to die when they are destined.
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answered 14 years ago
Have you tried mixing diphenhydramine and cognac? By the way, diphenhydramine can only be bought by prescription now)
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answered 14 years ago
You can also without a prescription - in the form of candles for babies. With cognac, however, it will be difficult to mix. :)
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answered 14 years ago
and if there are more candles of these, it will not be necessary to mix)))
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answered 14 years ago
flew on the Yak-42. my legs were freezing. The chair was uncomfortable, narrow. got into turbulence, shaking like a car on a bad track. horror. when landing, she went completely deaf. it went away only after 50 minutes. but, as in a joke, I'm flying again! I really want the sea and the sun!
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answered 14 years ago
All this is nonsense, think about the upcoming vacation, and not about how soft your ass is and about the statistics of air crashes. Moreover, it only takes 2-3 hours to fly, this is not for you to the Far East and not to India - 8-12 hours .And about motion sickness (it makes me feel sick in the elevator!) - there are wonderful pills (I have been using them for 10 years already). They are called "Pills for motion sickness and nausea" made in Canada. You take a pill half an hour before departure - and at least on a roller coaster! Have a nice holiday!
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answered 14 years ago
that's right, there are pills if you get motion sickness
But for some, comfort on the plane is also important.
But for some, comfort on the plane is also important.
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answered 14 years ago
What a blessed topic..!!! Looks like it hurt...
I have never seen more answers than this question.
Girl, according to statistics, flying on an airplane is safer than driving a car (the law of large numbers). If you are flying for the first time, you will have no time to be afraid. Take off - eat - landing - arrived =
I have never seen more answers than this question.
Girl, according to statistics, flying on an airplane is safer than driving a car (the law of large numbers). If you are flying for the first time, you will have no time to be afraid. Take off - eat - landing - arrived =
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answered 14 years ago
Sorry, I pressed the wrong button. Next - kalbim burada - my heart is here ....
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answered 14 years ago
well done author! Interest Ask. On my first air trip, I passed out before takeoff. And in general I'm lucky - I sleep all the way, waking up only twice - to eat and before landing to put myself in order. My feet don't get cold, I'm cold all over (even under a blanket), so I always take a warm sweater or jacket with me. All the troubles in flight that happened to the planes in which I flew, I stupidly overslept, so I learned about the almost emergency landing, about the crew's attempts to land the plane in another city (because there was thick fog in the landing city) after the fact and was not particularly worried. And by the way, it's easier to crash in a car on the way to the airport than on the plane itself.
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answered 14 years ago
And I have my own recipe for fear. I look at the flight attendants and think about the fact that they fly almost every day (and how their work schedule is) from their young years. And the pilots too. Immediately somehow easy to become. Diphenhydramine with cognac is, of course, too much. But if you are not a teetotaler, then a lot of alcohol will not hurt. But in general, tune in to a successful flight, and everything will be fine
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