Bumpy Flight | Are You Afraid Of Turbulence BY PILOTAMIREH
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- PilotAmireh, I am An Airline Captain, I try to motivate the aviation dreamers, and bring the aviation world closer to you.
Many of people who fly airplanes they have fear of turbulence!
what is turbulence, what is the causes, and how we can overcome such fear!! with my 16 years experience in aviation, I want to explain to you what is turbulence and how can you overcome this fear.
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Raise your hand if you still afraid of and hate the turbulence :( :'(
I'm here
Kostis Fourniotc I love it 😂
Turbulence is fun
Kostis Fourniotc me me
Terrified
Years ago I was on an crazy turbulent flight that dropped 2000 feet in a matter of 4 seconds. So I promise you all......you will never crash in a plane due to turbulence. Boeing and Airbus aircrafts are designed to take a bloody beating in the air without a single dent of structural damage being inflicted to any part of the aircraft. So next time you’re in a rough patch, embrace it and understand that you will make it through!! I swear!!
There are so.many crashes where the reason is not known...and may be its because of bad weather only.like the flight MH disappeared.
Dropped 2000 feet did you crap in your pants l. Did people yell ?
2000 feet in 4 seconds??? I’d have shit myself
Thank you very much dear for your encouragement because
You can’t fall 2000 feet. 50 feet is max. Feels like 2000 though!
After years of traveling as a passenger I still can’t get used to turbulence, believe me I know how airplanes work, I know what is turbulence, I’ve heard the “airliners are designed to take that and worst” I’ve heard every pilot say “It’s like when you’re in your car and there’s a bumpy road” yeah, except that there is no bumpy road, you’re at 35,000 feet, the inside of the plane is shaking and rattling and making sharp drops and then someone in the back always lets out a scream, then the flight attendants quickly rush to take their seats or stop meal service, so how is that like a bumpy road? 🤔
Agree with you 100% I feel the same way
Totally agree. It always surprises me how when we hit turbulence I can see people continue watching TV AND laughing, sleeping, snoring......I fly a lot too & find it impossible to do long haul without 4 x G&T's and a couple of mogadons, then I'm OK.
The air is so thick at that speed we should think of flying like pushing a toy airplane through jello, its gripped by the air on all sides.
oh my God I feel the exact same way- the only thing that has truly helped is Xanax. I once flew from Thessaloniki to Istanbul and we hit some turbulence that felt moderate from a passenger's point of view (but was probably pretty mild from a pilot's perspective)- not the worst I've ever experienced but above what I would consider average. The two Slovaks next to me were making the sign of the cross and I was, for the first time in my life bouncing along happily and casually offering them this prescription drug like it was chewing gum (they declined before we hit another chop and their prayers continued).
Someone also recommended Xanax but the whole thing with that is becoming dependent on it, also, what does it do? Calm you down or what?
I really got nervous when you rolled that little plane....
Bob Jones ha! I thought the same thing. Rolling the plane in a “don’t be afraid of turbulence” video made me laugh.
ya mate me too
Meeee too.
Me too
true
I used to be terrified of turbulence, but I had to fly a lot and thankfully got more accustomed to it. I studied airplanes and decided to fly them myself and realized it's not as bad as we think. I feel it's more we aren't in control of our surroundings and we don't like it. Trust in your pilots and know that they are thinking of you as their top priority!
It doesn't bother me now at all. I used to freak at the slightest bump, but now it doesn't bother me at all.
Dan True I literaly had that same thought yesterday, if I was flying and I could see what was happening I really wouldn't care, were just afraid of the unknown
I want to get to your stage so much as I fly a lot and HATE it and fear it! Every time 😱
Dan True @@q
@@allgreen9811 so do I
All Green u are gonna die one day in crash i am sorry
Turbulence, take off, landing, turning on the engines, turning off the engines, boarding the plane, the plane moving in any way, seeing the plane, watching the plane take off, watching the plane land....my fear is the overall flying experience...it’s absolute hell to me
Irish_ Soldier124 ohhhhh same here🙈🙈🙈
And that also that "ding" ding bell that rings off an on..... that raises my blood pressure
Same here
Me too I'm literally stressed the whole flight! Just waiting to die! Next time I will drive/train/bus anything but air! Last time my heart started racing and I couldn't breathe they had to give me oxygen!! I got moved to first class though lol! 🙍such a looser!
@@aleenasamuel5729 I feel the same way every time I fly😰😰😰
Yes but mate you ain’t gonna fall 40,000 feet down a pot hole are ya !!!!
Haha good one you will probably shit yourself and die
Mitchell Berndt 😂😂 sorry that was so funny
Mitchell Berndt 😂😂😂😂😂😂
rickos1234 😂😂😂😂😂
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Turbulence > call flight attendant > orders double Jack and Coke
B B this was me yesterday....but I ordered for Johnnie Walker and downed it in a flash
That is the best way that's what I did always 10 shots enough make feel comfortable peace 😁
So what I got from this is that there CAN be extreme turbulence that can do structural damage to the airplane! lol, thanks!
WolfGrrl lol I also caught that and it was the only thing I remembered from the video. As a pilot and a person that want to make people less afraid of flying don’t mention stuff like that ! Because people will only hear the bad stuff
But never have a plane ever crashed because of turbulence! I’ve been on a few courses for my fear and general airplane knowledge so I’ve learned a few stuff. And that was actually really helpful to know that turbulence has never been a cause of a plane crash.
I've read through my research online that only once an airplane crashed with turbulence as the indirect reason. I hope this helps.
@@SarATuber1 And what about Microburst(s)?
I wish I could put down into words how much pain and sadness my phobia of flying has brought to my life. How much I have missed in life. I see the passion you have for it and it just amazes me that two humans can look at something so simple from such different sides. Thank you for this video, it helps me in my journey against fear.
Maria Williams me too. i get the worst panic attacks right from airport
There are around 100,000 commercial flights in every 24-hour period. Compare that to the number of incidents (of any kind) in a year. It has recently dropped below 100 and has been falling for decades. Airliner wings are certified (yes, certified) to take 154% of the strongest force ever encountered in the atmosphere before buckling. The 100% force is extremely rare and atmospheric conditions where the 100% is likely are normally avoided anyway during flight operations. There are so many rules about exactly where planes are allowed to fly. They have corridors pre-programmed before each flight and different heights are numbered. Even during strong turbulence, pilots are still in complete control and if you looked at the plane from outside, you would not think anything bad was happening. Informing yourself really helps with this. I have been on 39 flights so far around Australia and south-east Asia. My trip in June will take that up to 44. I hope you can overcome that feeling and enjoy travel, which for me has been enriching beyond measure.
Be scared of it crashes your dead
statistically the most dangerous part of a flight is your car ride to the airport
Welcome to the club, I don't even have the words to describe it to the people who aren't afraid, it's terrible feeling.
The way you explained is excellent
Wajahath Ali He Sure Did! Thank you!!!
Agree, I'm flying to France next month.
JUL IEN Well have fun! 👍
Wajahath Ali thank you so much, stay cool. ☺
the "we're gonna discuss it later" tho 😂😂
Then proceeds to discuss it instantly
Omg!! Thanks alot
I was so scared when I experienced a turbulence due to thunderstorm.
Now I m relieved. 😂😂😂
Thank you for explaining. I have a genuine phobia of flying, to the point where I was so traumatised about the flights I decided I could never fly again as I didn't enjoy the holidays for fear of the flights.
The fear (for me) is a combination of things. Claustrophobia, turbulence, lack of control and a fear of burning to death in a crash. I've been on flights where turbulence was so violent I thought the plane would break apart and I saw the wings flapping. Now I understand about the wings, thank you. But I'm still never going in a plane again.
sounds awful! where were you flying to experience such bad turbulence?
Have you tried Xanax? I have similar fears, so much that I’ll think about it a year before vacation.I was on a flight that had moderate turbulence for hours and it completely traumatized me. I now take .75(which is somewhat strong) and it takes the edge off enough not to be panicking, although my body will still go into fight or flight during turbulence. But the fact that I stopped the panicking was huge, and I knew that I could rely on the Xanax on my next flight to get me through and it did. Alcohol doesn’t work for me and neither does a low dose.
I meant to say I was able to enjoy my trip because I knew I had something that would calm me down enough on the plane.
Sara H, I am terribly nervous flyer as well. I had funny experience during flights to Asia. Normally just a shot of wine will make me tipsy, but during those flights I had so many of them to just knock me out...man!! It didn’t do a thing to me I was so pissed. And like you, I will be having headache already thinking about a trip that’s still about 12 months ahead, thanks for recommending Xanax, that will be my next escape. 🙏🏼
This was very helpful up until the end lol. (some extreme turbulence may cause structural damage)
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We had our plane drop up and down several feet causing us to lift out of our seats and watch drinks slow motion lift out of cups and then fall over everything.. Your heart racing and stomach drops as if you were on a roller coaster. Seat belt light was off, so people were up for bathroom. Made everyone who has never experienced this kind of turbulence feel like the plane was definitely having problems and we were going down.. Scariest part of flying for sure! Everyone was ok and luckily only lasted maybe 1 minute. But this has scared us when it comes to flying.. Our trip back home was way smoother but we were nervous entire time. I have flown over 14x in the past 2 years and only felt this type of turbulence 1 time out of those flights so I can say it's pretty rare to happen again..
Thank you so much for this explanation. I am about to take a flight and almost cancelled due to being so nervous. I have been watching many videos to calm me, and yours is the best one on turbulence. Thanks for taking the time to explain!
TWD 4Life I have to drink about 60 bloody marys...
I wished to travel the world but travelling by plane is scary for me....May Allah bless u with happiness and great health...u r doing a wonderful job..Now sooner or later I may try to get pilot license...
thnx Amireh, from now on I'll probably stop shitting in my pants and just piss it when I'll experience the turbulence again
People tell me there's never been fatalities from turbulence, that makes it worse! there'll be a first for everything
I just love the way you explain everything. I have to say that I am terrified by the airplane because of THESE TURBULENCE and I always take Xanax before the flight 😥
When you take Xanax does it make it smoother for you? Thinking of doing this for my flight coming up @denisevoicu
I thank Pilot Amireh for this explanation. I am sure he is explaining things accurately and scientifically. But when I am off the ground by 35000 feet or more, I cannot take the turbulence calmly. I know that most turbulence is not dangerous. Still, I don't like it. I have flown many times in my life, so I have experienced severe turbulence on a number of occasions. On these occasions, one or two of the people sitting next to me have helped me through it. These were two older men who acted like my father or grandfather, who held my hand and got me through it. Then again, once during severe turbulence I held the hand and comforted a young man who was flying for the first time and crying for Jesus to take him, the turbulence was that so bad. To everything there is a season.
This pilot makes you feel good about flying, he explains it very easy to understand.
The ad scared the shit out of me jeez
The intro made me feel lime i was on a plane cause ive never been on a plane before.
Thanks for trying to calm people down, but It ain't helping tho...
I like flying when I was a kid but not anymore , think about my life is depend on that paper it scares me even more. Not to mention if anything happens it’s a guarantee death.
Do you sit in a car? Much higher chance of dying in a car than an airplane.
I'm less afraid now!, when i'm sitting at my home! But when I enter a plane im afraid af.
From Canada...
Nice, simple presentation that also shows "an air of sympathy" in English. Even though your first Language is one that is very different from English, IMHO you come off very well in English - kudos!
Two things I have seen in videos of turbulent flights that could bhave been better managed:
1) A passenger falling asleep without his safety belt fastened. He later was awakeneed when he got thrown around by sudden turbulence. "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure!"
2) A passenger alpolowing an air hostess to try and serve him in turbulence! Had I been that passenger, I would have told that aoir hostess to look after herown safety first, and let the services go.Her safety is much more important to me than a mere tea, coffee etc.
On one occasion in December, I was returning to Montreal from Logan in boston, in bad weather. Several hous earlier I had landed in heavy turbulence - a mixture of thick snow and a thunderstorm! Had I nort been well strapped in, my head would have gone through the roof of that plane. We also had a lightning strike in final approach, but no fire, no change in the turbulence, no electrical anomalies etc. so let's get on with it! 10 minutes later we landed safely, thank you Delta.
After sevaral hours I was able to board my next flight back to Montreal. As soon as the plane was up, the captain announced that there would be no services on that flight - and for good reason.
About 90 minutes later, having landed at Trudeau International (YUL) the plane taxied off to som spot "in the middle of nowhere" and sat for about 25 minutes.
We were then surrounded by trucks with yellow flashing lights.
By this time rumours were starting about what was wrong. Personally I saw no cause for alarm. No fire, no smoke, nothing truly untoward. "and now we will go into the terminal so everyone can deplane" added the captain.
2 minutes later we are all heading off to go home! Given that Boston is right in the path of the Gulf stream, this kind of stuff is no surprise. but in Montreal, you are much further from the coast, andthe climate is colder, so less likeliniess of thuderstorms but more likeliness of ice.
My best mewmory of that pair of flighrts was the restaurant in logan airport - the best clam chowder you could ever aks for. Expensive at $9 USD a bowl, and very rich, so don't have more than two, so as not to be sick, but YUMMY!!
Unfortunately, I don't think that restaurant is there any more - clamouring for clams!
Finally the captain came on the P.A. and said that "we had just landed on a very icy runway and they were just coming around to check us out."
Thank you after your explanation now I will feel more secure when I travel
I just got back from a holiday in Cyprus last week, it was my first ever time flying and I was so petrified that I would feel physically sick at even just the thought. Not a lot scares me, I watch horror movies with the lights off, read about serial killers, ride on rollercoasters that go at 90mph down a 30ft drop and I even did a freefall abseil off a 120 ft crane, once used for ship building. All of that without once fearing for my life. But when it came to flying, I was so convinced that I wasn't going to make it out alive and I thought of thousands of reasons to stop myself from going. In the end, I went to the doctor and was prescribed diazepam. The day of the flight came and it was chaos at check in which meant that we had to rush through everything and almost missed the flight. I had an anxiety attack after we got through security as my brain had realised that it was going to face it's biggest fear. There was a very nice staff member who took me into a room to calm down, gave me some water and let me take my diazepam, all while giving me the usual 'flying's safer than driving a car' lecture. Because of the rush at check in, my pill never had enough time to kick in and I got up out of my seat, ready to bolt for the door until I was calmed once again. I hated the safety demonstrations and couldn't even watch them without all these horrible images going through my mind. Take off was a scary part for me as I knew I would soon be in the place I didn't want to be but once I was up there and could see outside, I felt a bit more relaxed (more to do with the diazepam.) I even managed to look out the window and take a walk up the plane. Everything was fine until we got to Turkey and were hit by turbulence, I would say it was mild, but for a nervous flyer any turbulence is hell. Coming back was much the same, except I had more time to take my diazepam and let it kick in. We experienced more turbulence again but it lasted for longer this time and I remember looking around at all the other passengers, they all seemed so calm and I wished I could be like them. I think what made it worse for me was that, it was an overnight flight coming home and the lights were off in the cabin to allow people to sleep, I was so envious of those who weren't afraid to close their eyes and fall into a sound sleep. I was knackered and could barely keep my eyes open by the time we did land. Landing is my favourite part because it signals that I've made it to the ground safely and I also quite enjoy the bounce that it does when the wheels hit the ground. (I know, weird how I can be afraid of turbulence but enjoying it bouncing as it comes down.) Sorry this is such a long post but I just wanted to put it out there for the people who're afraid of flying or don't like the turbulence that I get it. I know how you feel. If I could give you any advice to cope with it then the one thing I would say you should do is get on a plane, you don't have to go far, you could just get a quick flight to somewhere close to you, stay a night in a hotel and then come home the next day. I plan to fly to Dublin (a 40 minute flight from where I live) next and then maybe take a few short flights before going international again. It won't happen overnight but I hope I can cure my fear and get onto a plane and relax without freaking out when a bit of turbulence comes our way.
You must be a brand ambassador for Qatar airways though! :-)
Hi Captain I'm your new subscriber from Philippines. Now I will not be afraid of turbulence anymore thank you so much.
you look so young for a captain but i'm proud of you and your passion for flight being so big that you radiate it to others
Yes i am afraid to turbulence but if the pilot is you nothing to worry 😉😍😊❤️✅
I remember Jô Soares, playing a German Priest on a plane. Our father that is in heaven....
Great video, cool calm. Still I fear flight even though it is the safest way to travel.
Very useful. You made my heart more calm about this. Thank you so much. 🙇♀️🙏
I love traveling but the sad part is i hate flying because of the Turbulence 😩. Btw you are handsome😘
What 💀
Most people are convinced that turbulence isn't dangerous nowadays, but there are many people who are fear of getting on roller coasters not because they are not safe but scary, that free fall feeling on a turbulenced aircraft is even more intense and scary.
I’m still scared but I will try to always think about what you said in this video during turbulence.
Glad to see you're still posting videos! Your video "my life as an airline pilot" really helps me keep motivated. Just passed my private pilot check ride and now I'm about to start instrument training. I can't wait to be wearing those gold epaulettes.
Wow what a great presentation. And you are a wonderful person with enough confidence. Awesome dear friend. Keep it up.
I’ve just found you and I’m so happy I did! I’ve always been afraid of flying but having the perspective of flying from a pilot is so calming haha
Thank you very much for the information, I want to be a pilot, I will do my best to be, Insha'allah
When I was kid I used to be scared of turbulence but when I turn at the age 8 I use to love turbulence why? I have "Faith" and "Trust" to the pilots
thank you so much for your explanation,i get a bit nervous with turbulence!
I travel from virgina to Sudan
And I've noticed that it's a smooth flight across the Atlantic until you get to the area of the flight path where the artic is closest and there is littrally 10 seconds of turbulence and smooth again with very minor turbulence
You nailed it sir. Very informative 😎💪
loved the video. Helps with my fear of flying so thankyou !!
Wow! Very good & precise explanation.on turbelence that passengers afraid of and be rest assured that the pilots know how to handle it. What a relief!
Wow thanks the car on the smooth street and then hits bump or pot hole has given me a great understanding of the concept of turbulence. Thanks for calming me down on my next flight Captain.
I thought you were going to say that air turbulence couldn't take down a plane, so this video actually made me more nervous of flying -- lol. Great video though.
I was on 50% global travel for 10 years. I never liked flying. That job ended. My flights at the end of the run were straight out of a movie. Actually caught a flight attendant in mid air. Sat through 8 hrs of turbulence across the Pacific. People cried coming into Tokyo once.
Frankly I found all these mental exercises exhausting. I took Xanax, did the mental exercises, etc.. you get to your destination and have to talk yourself into the return trip! I just stopped 7 years ago. I either drive, take the train or just pass on some trips.
Thank you so much for telling that turbulence is not scary at all I watched and searched on UA-cam looking at people so scared of extreme turbulence i thinked and when I was on the plane I got really scared and the flight attendant wasn’t scared at all she said that turbulence doesn’t make the plane go upside down it’s like a car bumpy ride and it almost makes me feel proud I felt it like I feel more having a roller coaster so thanks so much for helping me feel better I’m flying out soon tomorrow on Monday dec 20 will be heading to london heathrow and then after that we go to charlotte and then NN so happy flying 😘
His explanation makes me realized that being a pilot is so fucking difficult. They do difficult things but are still cool 😎.
I used to be afraid of turbulence until I was on a violently turbulent flight. After that, a pilot friend of mine explained that pilots and airplanes fly in much WORSE turbulence when delivering cargo. That made me feel better.
I want to be a pilot with one parachute always on my back..
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it doesn't matter, once you eject out you'd be sucked into the engines. heck you'd freeze the minute you expose yourself outside.
Fuck. Can i have 2. Just in case the 1st one doesn’t work 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Great information captain...
god bless you
Thanks for this video! I have a very bad fear of flying and I never knew why!! And I still don't know why. Even though I travel all the time , every time I'm not comfortable on the flight. Your videos are very helpful and very educational :)
When I flew a cessena a month ago I experienced turbulence for a few reasons. If you fly over buildings and through clouds they tend to cause updrafts or downdrafts. Cessena wings are not flexible and if I copped the most severe turbulence that would be the end of me.
Awesome explanation about the turbulence and its causes as well as assuring flyers specially who are not regular flyers. Thank you for this.
Maa sha allah superb bro good expalanation
I often sit next to people on the plane who are nervous flyers and can’t stand turbulence, and I’m an avid aviator and explain just like you have about what happens during turbulence and that a pilot wouldn’t deliberately fly through band turbulence.
Cool! Great I will show this to my daughter as you explained it very well... great video 👍🏽
Great representation of turbulence. I’ve flown a lot of times and there are some areas that are known to be very bumpy. Especially on my way home from Italy, when you hit Ireland, that’s a real trouble spot, and I’ve actually been on a flight that was rough enough for the plane to take several big dips then afterward when we cleared Ireland it was a great ride across the Atlantic .
The part I hate the most is take off. After that, I'm cool. Took me a while to over come the fear of turbulence but it just comes with the ride....so expect it. Also helps thinking when was the last time an airplane fell or crashed due to turbulence? If you have a number, compare it to hundreds of thousands of flights if not more.
I love flying Qatar Airlines so soft specially take off and touch down as I experienced
The way you have explained its excellent, whenever I have to go somewhere , most of time I choose train instead of flight because couple of times I have faced turbulence in flight since that time I am very scared . But today got some relief after watching your video . Thanks alotttt dear
Thank you so much for this video. On Friday I flew through a developing thunderstorm and the plane was bouncing so much the attendants couldn’t get up the whole flight. I was completely freaked out.
I'm so scare of turbulences. I have nightmares before flying. I had a bad experience 20 years ago. I'm very nervous my next trip is in a few months.Help!
Thanks ! You explained so well :)
I liked this talk, but after having a horrific experience of turbulence, nothing can convince me anymore. Scared - shit scared
Nice explanation amireh 😍
Very good video I’m now feeling a little bit less nervous about an upcoming flight me my mom and my grandma will be taking with frontier airlines on March 10
love this and great respect I have always been scared of Turbulence
Ahhhhh ok ok ok, it's easy for you but honestly I'm scared.Arabe are very handsome
If you're afraid of turbulence, just watch air crash investigations. You will see that it's just not possible to simply drop down from the sky, there is not one video recreation of such accident. And once you realize that you cannot control your destiny, that is not up to you to decide when will your last day on this Earth be, you will feel calmer. Stop trying to control everything and just enjoy life as it goes. I flew around 40 times last year, both in commercial airliners, as well as in small private planes and I just love flying...especially the beautiful view we don't get to see very often in our busy, stressful lives.
Thanks for your information about turbulence which scary me. But I understand now and no need to worry about it. Btw my favourite airline is Qatar and I follow your IG
Turbulence used to scare me until I understood that it was nothing to worry about. I still get a little uncomfortable but I cope better now
i lov u man.... thank u for making it so simple😍😍😍
This was MORE than helpful. Thank you so much Captain!!
Before im too scared of turbulence. I feel like im going to die anytime.☺ But when i started to have interest in aviation by following those pilots/cabin crews on youtube/IG, i now prefer to sit beside the window. I dont even want to close my eyes while flying coz i want to see everything up in the air. ☺ The view up there is just so amazing!!!
working in cabin crew manager (emirates) I have learnt ALOT about turbulence. after being in horrible terbulance situations with different airlines that I have worked for it is in fact what we do not know alot about we are scared of and we think the worst about. when I first started my career turbulence was my worst fear because I KNEW NOTHING ABOUT IT REALLY. once you learn honestly turbulence is not that bad
Well! Turbulence made me pant my breath when I was sleeping, in A380-800 from LAX to ICN to way back to my MNL!
Great explanation, very simple and sweet. Thank you captain
A few weeks ago I was flying on an *Emirates 777 from Dubai to Brussels*. After take off, instead of climbing to cruising altitude, it seemed like we were flying through clouds for a longer time than usual,- at least 1/2 hour after take off. There was also quite a bit of turbulence. Not so much shaking, but rather sudden drops, jumps and swaying left and right sensation... For a fearful flier like myself it was quite unsettling and many passengers were visibly scared.
Why did't the pilots climb above the clouds straight after take off? Were they trying to catch a jet-stream at this particular altitude in order to save fuel??
Oh my god.. thank you so much for youri information.. i always scare when the turbulance happen during my flight.. and now i got one information to that the wings are make flexibel to got the aerodinamis.... barrakallah 😇🙏
I'm not sacred to fly 🛫but I know some people .you explain very well thank you pilotamireh .
He just made me feel comfortable flying
I don't know how I ended up here but
Wouldn't mind a few disturbance movements with this guy
I can't say that I've been afraid from something. I've definitely been afraid OF something though.
So if the wing has a lot of flexibility it will smooth out turbulence and take a lot of pressure that must mean the a350is very good at taking the pressure since it’s wing is so flexible it was pointing nearly straight up in an airbus test
I love arab pilots. They are so handsome..
Kenneth Paul Magalona are you a gay u idiot?
Salman Jama yes i am. I complimented his handsomeness and whats wrong with that?
Kenneth Paul Magalona compliment that on women not fellow men u gay damn
Salman Jama dont be homophobic. Im neutral and i can compliments either men or women. Its none of your business. Dont be freak my dear. Maybe u are not that handsome thats why you are irritated at my comments
Salman Jama why ?
Love your passenger announcement, I think all your video's should start off with that 👍
Hmmmm don't know if there was turbulence on his plane I think I'd need to go up sit beside him and hold his hand 😉💞 (FOR THE NERVES LIKE) 😉😉😉
Thanks for your kind explanation now i clearly understand why the airplane is shaking coz it really scared me.
Ummm hi there captain.. I am fascinated with these huge planes can’t get enough of them love to watch anything and everything that has to do with planes .. but not even dead will you ever see me inside worst flying I am terrified ! .. yes you may use a car as comparison only a car has a floor to fall back on on the other hand a plane has an open invitation to fall where ever it feels like it ! Lol thanks for the info though
But now am reax after watching ur vedio
So i am giving u 5 star likes
Thanks for this kind of video, very informative. 👏👏👏, it can lower down my anxiety attack during the flight. 👍👍👍
thank you sir for this information
am always afraid turbulence when i fly now will not afrid tnx
I was from flight from ICN to LAX/LCN to ICN, I felt so anxious in turbulence. I had to watch a movie and sleep to fight anxiety and I got sweaty hands!
When i just realized my fave pilot from instagram has a UA-cam channel. SHAME ON ME, ANAS! lol so good your video❤ thanks for the explanations. Looking forward to hear more of you. Tons of love.