My First Time Flying On An Airplane
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- Опубліковано 9 бер 2020
- My brother and I flew from Midway airport in Chicago to BWI airport in Baltimore. We took Southwest Airlines and flew on a Boeing 737. Our flight lasted a little over an hour and yes, we had a crying baby on the plane. Flying was interesting but anything more then that and I’d rather walk. 5/10 prefer to drive.
Always been my favorite part of a flight. It's an absolute miracle that these huge, heavy things just go up in the air!
I enjoyed it. And looks like a great experience. And luckily you both made it before the pandemic began
I just remembered that this was like 2 days before COVID spread rapidly in the US. Last shot of normal life for a while.
It’s a little nerve wracking at first! Thanks for sharing.
Awesome video guys I really enjoyed it. Looks like you had a perfect ✈️ flight.
Enjoy your next adventure and always be safe 🥰
It’s very fun. The only thing is is that the turbulence when the airplane shakes is scary
If you gotta fly, Southwest is the way to fly. I've never had any problems with them..
Wow you made it congrats dude! Amazing! Baaaa!
I remember how excited I was the first time I flew on a plane. I also remember how excited I was the first time I flew in wide-body jet.
We were both terrified and we had nobody with us that had flown before. We were just two kids trying to get home. I felt like a real idiot trying to board the plane.
@@enginesandoutdoors3238I’m fixing to fly for my first time.. how was it was it as scary as you thought it was gonna be?
Not going to lie. In my school, everyone flew on an airplane before they were your guys’ ages, but to be honest, the school I went to was filled with people who had rich parents.
My first time flying on an airplane was when I was two, but I was not really someone who flew very often growing up unlike my classmates. I do remember liking the way the cabin looked, but that was about it since I was really young.
Awesome flight !!! Thanks for sharing your experience !!!
I get just as nervous watching takeoff videos as I do actually being on a plane
Getting ready for my first plane ride on May 28th. Going to Arizona. I am not good with heights or closed in places!! Ugh!
Cindy Long it wasn’t that bad for me. I’m not afraid of heights it’s just very new to me. I know it seems weird but try to sit next to someone it will make you feel better.
@@enginesandoutdoors3238 Thanks. I am going to sit next to my sister in law. I want a window seat so I can record. If I can remember, I will let you know how I did when I return. We leave out of BWI in Maryland.
Cindy Long so - how did you get on?!
@@DanSmithBK Thanks for asking, Dan! As it turns out, I loved flying! At first I had some nerves and concerns, but I decided to just sit back, relax and trust the pilot. Funny thing is, we had 2 planes that had to go back and be grounded due to flaps problems. I was not happy when the pilot said, sorry, folks, we have a problem! But, we went back and got on other planes. The layover in St. Louis & San Diego on the way to Phoenix was really fun for me as I have never been on a plane, so I go to experience take off and landing 3 times going into Phoenix and then going home we had plane problems and we had to wait 6 hours at the Denver airport for a plane back to BWI, so another take off experience there. Flying in the evening coming over Baltimore was beautiful and the sun setting was awesome. I collected some little souvenirs from all the layovers. We flew out over the Pacific Ocean when leaving San Diego. So, as it turns out, my fear was worse than reality. I took many pictures and many short videos from the plane. I'm glad I finally took the chance and got on a plane. I'm 60 in 2 months! Took me awhile. Hahaha. The reason for the trip is really what caused me to just do it. My father loved Arizona. He visited many times and wanted to live there. Family owns land there. Due to the recent passing of my dad, family wanted me to see what dad loved and walk the streets and trails he walked and loved. I never went with him due to my fear, what a pity. We made a beautiful memorial on the property for my dad. So, if not for that, I probably would have never gotten on a plane and would have lived with the fear of flying forever. We are now planning a trip back to check on the memorial and add to it, clean it up etc. and I want to visit the Grand Canyon some more and hike more. I still have many places dad loved and walked that I have to experience as our time was limited to 5 days and we just could not do it all. I loved Flagstaff and if I ever get a chance, I think I would like to retire there. My father was quite taken with the Grand Canyon, as was I, and I guess everyone is once they see it. Anyway, thanks for asking about the first plane trip!
Cindy Long well, I’m sending you good karma for the touching way you honoured your Dads memory, and I’m sure he’d be pleased to know that you overcame your fear of flying. It sounds like you did have more technical problems than normal, it’s not usually that much of a pain, but agreed - seeing the world from an elevated perspective is good for the soul! Have fun when you next book a ticket and experience the big wide world some more!
I've flown many times and I still get nervous.
Is it the way like your plane is taxing to the runway and the plane taking off like thunder?
You can tell its Midway from all those dang Southwest planes XD
Just watching this gave me anxiety !!!!!
good job guys
I had the same reaction on my first flight back in February also it was louder than i expected
Great👍
Turbulence dose not not me at all
I wouldn’t be happy either if I was wearing socks and sandals tbh
I nit really scared of how the plane sounds on the runway when your plane is like next to the runway it just feels like the plane runs loud like thunder, and for this it kinda scare me
The back of the plane is the bumpiest section!
Its also the safest.
@@mrnuna4793 True!!
Sitting over the wing is the smoothest ride though because you're in line with the centre of gravity, as well as the centre of lift, so you have smallest amount travel when the aircraft pithches either up or down, imagine a see-saw. If you're sat on either end, then you go up and down A LOT!, but if you were were to sit right in the middle of the see saw, above the apex, you'd barely move at all. It's the same principle. Always try and get a seat closest to the middle of the wing.
GETTING READY TO MY FIRST PHONE RIDE ON MY
Enjoy, you’ll be fine🥰
The plane didn't seem too loud though.
Never are as loud on video as in person
Please don't sit next to me.
Please don't sit next to me.
Please don't sit next to me.
I’m just the worst :)
ot sure is...purrty
How long do you feel that sinking feeling for ?
As soon as I got off the plane it was gone
The sinking feeling when taking off lasts about 10 seconds. It's comparable to an elevator going up, if that helps
@@alcoholic402 so it's just temporary??I'm so scared to fly cause I hate that feeling 😓😓
@@sammywildflower1617 yeah it's temporary. Only 10 or so seconds and feels like an elevator. Nothing to be scared of. I think you will find planes to be smoother than cars for the most part.
@@sammywildflower1617 The sinking feeling is caused you reached a takeoff phase called the thrust reduction & acceleration altitude. This point is where the engines start to spool down from takeoff power to climb power, and the lowering of the nose to increase speed - hence the sinking feeling. But rest assured, the plane is still climbing :).
Watching this makes me nervous
Hey this is just before covids!!!!
it wouldn't be my first time flying
lol you were on the plane that crashed twice because of software/hardware errors lmao
This is in the ng series, not the max...
I found god so I ain’t afraid to go lol. I don’t know much about planes but I’m glad y’all do.
Those planes aren't even in service.
@@chaudhrysuleman06 At least there's someone educated herein this comment section.
Dude boeing fixed that issue long time ago.