Family Of Pilots Debunk Common Flying Myths | This Morning

We’re told that it’s the safest form of transportation. But after a British passenger tragically lost their life when a Singapore Airlines flight encountered severe turbulence last month and a Korean Air flight descended 26,900ft in just 15 minutes after a severe fault - is there cause for concern? With over 100 years of experience between them, we’re joined by the family of pilots to ease your fears around flying.
Broadcast on 26/06/2024
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[@islandcactus1508]

They need that married couple from “Come Fly with Me”

[@royretief2734]

Such a treat hearing people talking about “aeroplanes” and not “airplanes” !!

[@thecockpityogi5926]

Had the pleasure of flying with all three of these wonderful Captains 💜

[@sandihunter1260]

I have NEVER experienced severe turbulence in all my years of flying and I'm 68.

[@shaneD7378]

On my last flight on Easy Jet to fuerteventura, we experienced bad turbulence off the coast of Portugal. The pilot swiftly contacted air traffic and managed to get us a higher flight altitude to avoid it

[@EppingForest304]

I enjoy aircraft & flying… but always get air sick 🤢 about 1 hour into the flight 😢

[@jamesnoonan7450]

Hi there, there are a lot of options for air sickness. Motion sickness bands work well. Also, you can try medication such as dramamine and other similar brands. Also, try and get a window seat. Focus on the horizon even if the aircraft is turning. You shouldn't have much of an issue if you try these things

[@jonathanbell8189]

If this lady taught at Elstree then she helped me obtain my PPL

[@elizabethrichardson9679]

I'm very proud of my arnty and uncle and his brother Henry and Hayley are my arnty and uncle I am very very proud and I have never met his brother🎉🎉🎉

[@CatsandJP]

Completely different story here on the other side of the world..especially from America down to Australia and New Zealand…which is either going over the Pacific or Indian Oceans…including Boeing plane fails…doesn’t always make for great flying experiences…and now 2 astronauts are stuck on the ISS because of another Boeing failure.

[@olgabeck8662]

🍀I love this video- and I love flying many years ago I was stewardess👍🌹🌿🇮🇸😁

[@shirleyannegoguen842]

My parents are chicken littles and refuse to fly. Dad says when he's on a plane, I will be carrying his ashes. 😮

[@shymike]

Chicken littles?!

[@shirleyannegoguen842]

@@shymike The term ‘Chicken Little’ has become almost synonymous with alarmism, with the term being used to describe people who needlessly stoke fear among people. Let’s take a closer look at the meaning and origin of this classic folk tale.

[@KeithApp]

Deirdre Rashid got scammed by a dodgy pilot and ended up in prison.

[@AbigailBrown-wk7xl]

Brilliant ❤

[@vertigo_topples]

The air filters can't remove pungent aromas.

[@annsanderson8943]

Always fly with TUI, they are the best.

[@tomjardine100]

Husband and wife flying scares me more than turbulence

[@karmasutra4774]

I dislike flying due to random scary turbulence and air pockets I have experienced all over the world. But made myself do it to see things 🧭

[@TheStevehow]

as a long time flyer i can tell you there is no such thing as air pockets(myth).you have never walked down the street into an area that there is no air and you can't breath.just turbulance that's it.nothing to worry about.

[@haroldlipschitz9301]

Pilot here: there is no such thing as 'air pockets'

[@CatsandJP]

@@haroldlipschitz9301Wrong..Air Pockets are also referred to as Turbulence and your UA-cam channel is a DUD

[@haroldlipschitz9301]

@@CatsandJP No they are not. No aviation curriculum anywhere refers to 'air pockets'. It is a media fiction. Don't care what you think of my channel, have plenty of real world income, thanks lol

[@AviationAdam]

@@CatsandJPI’ve heard that air pockets are a myth I’m afraid

[@HULLDUDE666]

Then why did you have to mask up? 😷🤔✈

[@haroldlipschitz9301]

Government regulation, the airlines had to follow it

[@kdaniel8721]

"among", not "between".....PLEASE!!

[@tomchloe3208]

Ive flown Tui many times - theyre and excellent airline. Wouldn’t ever choose Ryanair or EasyJet over Tui

[@drewstanaway4058]

Unless you went a destination that TUI don’t fly too!

[@victoriajames1335]

I’ve flown all 3 airlines and never had a problem with any of them.

[@alexaviation8107]

Love this because Ryanair are statistically the safest airline out of all of them. Love Ryanair. You get what you pay for.

[@tomjardine100]

@@alexaviation8107Yes Ryanair stands out, but all UK airlines are safe

[@goodo5691]

so what theyre saying is, its more likeky to crash your car into the top of a 25,000ff mountain than their airplanes?:):) theyre THAT SAFE:):)

[@125brat]

No, they're saying you are statistically much more likely to die in the road journey to or from the airport than during the flight.