I overcame my fear of turbulence real quick when i sat at the back of the plane and forgot that the flight attendants mostly sit there or have their break there. And if the plane gets bumpy and they are 100% calm n chilling at the back then I know i’m good too lol
Thats true, seeing the FAs chill even when the aircraft starts gettin bumpy lessens my panic. Thank you for leaving a comment and for watching my video, RC. Pls do subscribe and help me grow my channel. Thank you very much.
Exactly. I'm afraid of flying but whenever I do I look over at the FAs a lot and see how they're reacting through out the flight. If they're calm and good then I'm good.
On my way home from US to my native place for marriage, my then would be wife saw me very tense during turbulence while she was very calm....in fact sleeping. I woke her up asking how could she be so calm? She looked at me and coolly asked" Do you know how to fly this plane? Can you do anything about this? The pilots know what to do. So just calm down" and she went back to sleep. It reaffirmed my faith that she was the perfect person for me. 24 years later...still remember that flight from Chicago to Amsterdam 😂
Thats a very beautiful story. You are lucky to have found a very strong and calm wife. Yea i get that a lot from calm passengers sayin, "what can you do inside a flying airplane? Nothing. So even if you would worry, you cant do anything anymore." But still, im a human being hahahaha.
What really matters is that you stay strapped all the time. If you're not strapped and the aircraft plunges, _you actually stay just were you were and the whole aircraft ceiling will hit you in the head! Being thrown up is an illusion; you stay weightless and the whole, heavier aircraft will hit you in the head. That may well broke your neck. Always stay strapped and you and the plane will descend together, as one, and no one will be hurt._ Remember that.
@@mifyyyy unless there is acceleration inside plane frame of reference you won’t fall backward. But if plane starts acceleration in forward direction you will experience g force and fall backward. Similarly when plane is falling it accelerated downward and you experience force in upward direction to hit ceiling. If it descends slowly then acceleration is minimal and you won’t hit the ceiling. Simple physics
Beeing scared of turbulence i think if i had a person next to me enjoying it like that, it might help me be a little less scared. People screaming would make it 10 X worse for me xD
Normally I don't mind turbulences, but this summer while landing in Warsaw there were heavy winds, and at around 2,000 feet we hit the biggest one while turning (also it was 10pm in a cloud) and all I could see was the cloud and the lights flashing. And the only thing I could hear was the engines roaring at the highest power, stuff moving and the silence. And I could feel the plane going up at first and then going down. But it's funny how passengers thought that these were their last moments and the cabin crew were just : 😊😊😊.
Pretty normal. I love it. I'm a student pilot by the way. It's much worse when you are flying Cessna 152 embracing the clouds. lol. Don't worry guys, autopilot is engaged, it will automatically correct its trajectory both altitude and speed.
Not really. If turbulence gets really excessive the AP will disengage, unable to steer the aircraft in such tormented air. Then it's up to the pilot to show that he still is a pilot. I once was a C152 pilot too, my friend,when I was young and bold. In these the felt turbulence is _horrible._ I banged my head countless times, even strapped, lost control of the aircraft, almost came up at 60 degrees banking with opposite yoke, you name it. All the while all the airframe squeaks as if it was going to be teared apart. Turbulence in light aircraft is extremely intimidating and can be incapacitating if very prolonged or if it induces panic. And I'm not even talking about icing formation. It's definitely no joke. Stay safe. 💪😀
@@Anonnazz Yup I'm playing before when It's just a dream. Because of my determination, I was able to enroll but with a cost. I'm working my way to solo a C152 with the help of my flight Instructor Mr. Miguel. Once I do a solo and graduate, I will post it soon. Thank you for your comment.
Thank you for watching and for the comment. Believe me, your comment has helped so many people who fear flying or are terrified of turbulence. Thank you so much!
The best feeling of an entire flight for me - final descent approaching the destination airport. There are still a few turbulence during that part of the flight but for some reason, those turbulence doesn't bother me.
Good for you! Hahaha. Me, nope! Im sooo afraid of turbulence. It feels the same everytime no matter how many times ive experienced it in the past. Hey thanks for watching! ❤️
I like how most people claim the plane dropped a certain amount of feet, but have no way of measuring it, they just claim it was hundreds or even thousands of feet.
Dropping 500 ft risks you hitting the aircraft flying below you. That cannot be accepted. Ditto for the aircraft flying above yours. Nowadays, precision is so great that a vertical separation of only 500 ft can be used, _as long as under Radar Control._ Over the Ocean, without Radar coverage and slower communications, separations must increase three times and as Controller you are precluded to shove as many aircraft in the same Airway and Flight Level, for safety's sake, or in no time they would be getting dangerously close. You must check their speeds constantly. It works well and as a last ditch you also have the TCAS, which will make sure that your aircraft will never hit another providing the systems in either aircraft are turned on and at least _one_ of the pilots reacts properly even if the other stays passive. (there is no need for both to react properly but the other pilot must do _nothing_ This is because many light aircraft have Transponders, that trip the TCAS, but have no aural _Resolution Advisory_ and therefore remain unaware of what is happening) I was ATCo all my life. Had enough! 🤯
In this type of situation, Lord Jesus keeps me at peace✝️ Psalm 91 1 Whoever dwells in the shelter of the Most High will rest in the shadow of the Almighty.[a] I will say of the Lord, “He is my refuge and my fortress, my God, in whom I trust.” 3 Surely he will save you from the fowler’s snare and from the deadly pestilence. 4 He will cover you with his feathers, and under his wings you will find refuge; his faithfulness will be your shield and rampart. 5 You will not fear the terror of night, nor the arrow that flies by day, 6 nor the pestilence that stalks in the darkness, nor the plague that destroys at midday🙏🏾
My very first flight to N.Y. for work... The drop I felt...and continuous shaking! The flight home was not an easy board for me. 😮 A plane is like a roller coaster without any rail!
Omg same here! Its crazy right? I experienced the same thing during flight from LA to New York City. I remember when our aircraft was over colorado, it started to shake that i got really scared. Well, i guess turbulence is now pretty normal and whats important is we still arrived safely in our destination. Thanks for watchin my video and for leaving a comment. Please do subscribe too. I really appreciate it. ❤️❤️❤️
Yes they are very calm. I have been in a real emergency situation inside an aircraft (the plane experienced technical problems) where I experienced and witnessed, first hand, the calmness and the training of the FAs. Despite most of the passengers crying and while I was crumbling inside, the FAs were very calm and assured us that everything will be okay. In the end, the aircraft landed safely. Salute to all the cabin crews and pilots!
Here's a good tip for you nervous flyers afraid of turbulent moments in-flight. Assure that you've been seated near the back of the fuselage, as you can hear flight attendants remain chill and laugh during turbulence. If turbulence occurs, and you're worried, have a look on the seatbelt sign displayer above your seat. If the seatbelt sign is off, it means that the turbulent feeling you get, is just a slight wind overspeed happening that passes by in just a matter of a few seconds. Regularly check the seatbelt sign, whenever you hear a ding played throughout the cabin's speakers. Whenever you notice the seatbelt sign trigger, fasten your seatbelt for your personal safety. Turbulence has only once cause a non-fatal plane crash within a timeline of 100 years.
@grassytramtracks you are absolutely right. Its always best to be in the side of prudence and caution. Thank you for watching and for leaving a comment. ❤️
Years ago, returning from Europe in the Spring, when weather is turbulent, hit a storm cell and wind shear, dropping us several hundred feet. I thought that we were dead. People screaming, the stewardesses white and hanging on for dear life. We made it, and people tumbled off of the plane, kissing the ground.
@@lfarru Actually, the flight from France to New York was turbulent, but okay. It was the flight from New York to Norfolk, VA that almost killed us. We hit the biggest storm cell that I had ever seen- we couldn't go over, under or even around- we had to fly through it- on a small jet- don't remember the make/ model. I remember when the pilot came on, and his voice was shaking. Then I was unnerved. The stewardesses were frightened. I sat next to the "Marlboro Man", returning from Russia and ad campaign. He was afraid. We held hands. That jet was tossed and dropped several hundred feet in a wind shear- the plane was on its side mid air. I had 10 students and a chaperone mother with me. We all thought that we would die. We didn't. But, when we finally landed, people tumbled out of the plane to kiss the ground. It was in April, when air is very turbulent from warm and cold fronts clashing with each other.
If youre askin about the video, its a flight from Manila to Cebu, in the Philippines. The actual turbulence happened around 15 minutes before landing. Thank you watching!
Flying on Korean Air 747 out of Narita. We were climbing to altitude heavy turbulence, I could hear the Korean stewards nervousness, all of a sudden we hit dead air pocket and the 747 lost altitude and a loud BOOM. The wings caught airflow and off we went. Best commercial flight ever.
How scary, many passengers, flight crew, steuredess, probably got injured, were the pilot, and co-pilot able to get up in the air? They should call the air control tower, because the samething happened to Hawaiian airlines. Marcie
Oh sorry to hear that. When did you experience that. I noticed that turbulence has become worst nowadays. Its the weather. Hey thanks for watching and for leaving a comment. If its not too much to ask, please do subscribe too. Thank you. ❤️💐
How scary, many passengers, flight crew, steuredess, probably got injured, were the pilot, and co-pilot able to get up in the air? They should call the air control tower, because the samething happened to Hawaiian airlines. Marcie P. S. Are all of them okay, if they recovered , question were the co-pilot and senior pilot trained on what to do, when there is turbelence? They should be trained in that too!
Hello Laraamadeo5301! Fortunately no one was injured that day and the Flight crew and pilots were alright. Thank you for watching and for leaving a comment. Please subscribe for more videos! Thank you and take care! ❤️
Small quick drop. I was in a SW plane where the pilots recognized the cabin was losing pressure and they basically dropped the plane really fast. Peoples' loose items just flew into the air and people screamed. But that was a lot more than 100 feet.
Hello there, Randombeing555. You are correct. I often think of it as that whenever the aircraft starts shaking due to airpockets. Thank you for watching my video and for leaving a comment. I really appreciate it. ❤️
Man, I'll pay extra to hit an airpocket. Who doesn't love that stuff?!? That's like getting on Kingda-Ka and then being upset that you got a rollback. It's like, "why are you even on here if you're that much of a pansy"? lol
The real problem is that pilots are no longer as skilled as they used to be. Air Force and Navy pilots used to become airline pilots after their service, and customers had quality pilots behind the controls. Now, nearly any civilian can become a pilot.
@@andrewcustodio1306 Hello there Andrewcustodio1306! Yea, back in the 90s, I remember having flown so many times in airlines that were piloted by former air force pilots. It was very easy to detect because at some point of the flight, the aircraft would literally dive during the descent. So you are correct on that point.
For the people saying they use the FA’s reactions to turbulence as a way to gauge the severity of it, not a good idea. They will smile and wave even if the planes crashing.😅
Had a similar experience. Guess what? Same carrier and aircraft too hahahaha ICN-MNL on PAL A321. I was enjoying it, weirdly, and everyone around me was praying 😂
*women scream... I think that would probably be one of the worst parts about being in a plane crash. Not only are you dying, but your last few minutes are filled with their wails. Oh no! What about me!
That’s nothing my plane was taking off from a Cuban city when we had cloud turbulence and you want to hear people scream people were throwing up people were screaming people were crying that was a drop I will never forget.
@@CapizFlier nothing , I was calm , although that was my 4th flight overall , From Imphal to Kolkata , in a Air India express A320 CEO . Almost the whole flight was turbulent . Previous 3 times I didn't face any terbulance when I flew with Indigo but this time the weather was cloudy .Pilots told to keep the seat belts fastened .I already saw some videos regarding it in YT so I was calm and enjoying it .But the guy to my right was constantly anxious and swearing the pilots as if they caused it .And the girl to my left was very anxious too and praying .But I was laughing looking at them 🤣🤣.But still when it dropped 100 feet at once even my heart skipped a beat but nevertheless I enjoyed that 😂
Im glad that the YT videos helped you remain calm amidst the turbulent flight. I would have honestly felt anxious the entire time as well regardless of all the "education" about turbulence because i just dont feel confortable with turbulence. It scares me every single time as if it was the first ive experienced it. Haha. Thank you for sharing your experience with us here. I wish you more enjoyable and safe flights in the future! ❤️
Why is it that the plane gets bumpy when going thru clouds?...either when taking off and especially landing...I get it all the time when landing in Miami...
I feel like “Passengers scream!” Is a bit of an overstatement. Not sure if you said that just to get a little more attention, or you just didn’t know any other way to describe there reaction
Try taking off from Reno Nevada in the winter time you will get turbulence the min the plane ✈️ gets in the Air flying sideways and bouncing as you climb out!
I overcame my fear of airplanes I went on my first ever plane I was scared it was gonna crash when we were taking off I started to feel comfortable then I met the flight attendant co pilot and the pilot
Los nervios muchas veces nos ganan el miedo, tenemos k saber controlar nuestra mente y emociones en el momento de volar, xk si no serà fatal para uno, yo siempre trato de relajarme es verdad no voy a negar k se me Sudan un poco Las manos a la hora del despegue pero luego todo normal, y lo que hago es controlarme para tener un vuelo placentero. Siempre cobijada bajo las manos de mi padre celestial Jehovà mi Dios xk sin el no somos nada en esta vida.
You're really cool, I like that! Its funny but turbulence is almost always makin me grip the armrest of my seat, or sometimes the hand of the next person seated (even strangers), thats how nervous I get everytime. Hey thanks for the comment, I really appreciate it. Hope you can subscribe to my channel too. 😘❤️
Ok but not even close to 100 feet. 100 feet is an 8 story building. That bump when people yelled was like 0.5s long. Imagine jumping from 8 story building and reaching ground in 0.5s. Not possible. This was maybe... Maybe 6-8 feet bump.
C'est celui qui film qui secoue son téléphone pour faire croire à des turbulences et qui a ajouté des cris de fond. J'ai vu des vidéos où des turbulences bien plus violentes, où les bagages volaient dans tous les sens et où les passagers ne criaient pas, le personnel les avait rassuré.
Happened on my way back from a vacation, there was a lot more turbulence than on the way there because of a storm and I literally freaked out the entire ride, it was only my second time to be fair and the first time was much less bumpy
Awww! Its never ideal to travel whenever there's a storm. From takeoff to descent up to landing, its horribly turbulent. I know the feeling because Ive experienced it myself. Whoaa! Anyway, glad you landed safe! Thanks for watching my video! Please do like and subscribe. Thank you! 🥰😍😘
The first time I flew on a plane was last year. i was terrified. The minor turbulance the plane had gsve me massive anxiety 😅 At least the landing was fun.
I've been on 2 flights to the same place in the last 2 years and there has been turbulence in exactly the same place at the same time about 10 minutes before landing
100ft isn't that much, a plane usually descends at around 2500fp/m that is equal to about 40fp/s, what makes it feel more than it is is probably the plane hitting some wind which make it bounce (similar to a landing)
Pilots: 😑😑😑
Crews: ☺️☺️☺️
Passengers: 😱😱😱
Ahahaha you are right! 😁😂
😂😂😂
😂😂😅
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@@CapizFlieris this in denver?
That guy: ohh yeahhhh✌️✌️
Ahahaha he's hilarious! He kind of mitigated my level of anxiety at that time. Hahahaha.
😂
Im that guy, so much xanax that If I die I just think thats a dream
😂😂😂
Actually it was an "huhuhuu yeahhh" 💪💪
I overcame my fear of turbulence real quick when i sat at the back of the plane and forgot that the flight attendants mostly sit there or have their break there. And if the plane gets bumpy and they are 100% calm n chilling at the back then I know i’m good too lol
Thats true, seeing the FAs chill even when the aircraft starts gettin bumpy lessens my panic. Thank you for leaving a comment and for watching my video, RC. Pls do subscribe and help me grow my channel. Thank you very much.
Exactly. I'm afraid of flying but whenever I do I look over at the FAs a lot and see how they're reacting through out the flight. If they're calm and good then I'm good.
Same with me😂😂😂😂😂
same just had a flight at the back of a triple 7😂
😅😅😅😅 ther is no way i will stay calm during turbulence even if i stayed beside calmest captain
On my way home from US to my native place for marriage, my then would be wife saw me very tense during turbulence while she was very calm....in fact sleeping. I woke her up asking how could she be so calm? She looked at me and coolly asked" Do you know how to fly this plane? Can you do anything about this? The pilots know what to do. So just calm down" and she went back to sleep.
It reaffirmed my faith that she was the perfect person for me. 24 years later...still remember that flight from Chicago to Amsterdam 😂
Thats a very beautiful story. You are lucky to have found a very strong and calm wife. Yea i get that a lot from calm passengers sayin, "what can you do inside a flying airplane? Nothing. So even if you would worry, you cant do anything anymore." But still, im a human being hahahaha.
You are like me
Well said by her!
😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
WE ALL COULD BENEFIT FROM HAVING THAT SPECIAL ONE IN OUR LIVES. YOU DID GOOD.👍
A minute of silence for the guy in the toilet😅
Hahaha! I can only imagine. 🤣🤣🤣
😂😂
Shit probably all over him.
What really matters is that you stay strapped all the time. If you're not strapped and the aircraft plunges, _you actually stay just were you were and the whole aircraft ceiling will hit you in the head! Being thrown up is an illusion; you stay weightless and the whole, heavier aircraft will hit you in the head. That may well broke your neck. Always stay strapped and you and the plane will descend together, as one, and no one will be hurt._ Remember that.
Imagine being in the bathroom 💀
For some the gravity may just killed you😂😂😂😂
this is not true in the slightest lol. you probably think that if you jump on a plane you end up in the back, don’t you?
@@mifyyyy unless there is acceleration inside plane frame of reference you won’t fall backward. But if plane starts acceleration in forward direction you will experience g force and fall backward. Similarly when plane is falling it accelerated downward and you experience force in upward direction to hit ceiling. If it descends slowly then acceleration is minimal and you won’t hit the ceiling. Simple physics
@@codered6874👍✌🏻
If that was a 100ft drop, those screams would be a lot louder and for a lot longer 😂
You wouldn’t even feel 100ft drop ,
I was on that flight, it sucked
I got dizzy, sick and felt something cold on my shoulders, I looked up and It was the floor.
@@user-tu1bi9wl3e yea
100 feet is not much for an airplane
Why does every1 call a microburst turbulence?
Guys on this plane: “hahaohh yeah☺️😂😝😂”
How I would be: 😰🥵😵💫😫😭😭⚰️
That dude enjoying that “drop” of altitude 🤣🤣👊🏻
-“Ohhhh yeah” 😂
Beeing scared of turbulence i think if i had a person next to me enjoying it like that, it might help me be a little less scared. People screaming would make it 10 X worse for me xD
Normally I don't mind turbulences, but this summer while landing in Warsaw there were heavy winds, and at around 2,000 feet we hit the biggest one while turning (also it was 10pm in a cloud) and all I could see was the cloud and the lights flashing. And the only thing I could hear was the engines roaring at the highest power, stuff moving and the silence. And I could feel the plane going up at first and then going down. But it's funny how passengers thought that these were their last moments and the cabin crew were just : 😊😊😊.
Pretty normal. I love it. I'm a student pilot by the way. It's much worse when you are flying Cessna 152 embracing the clouds. lol. Don't worry guys, autopilot is engaged, it will automatically correct its trajectory both altitude and speed.
Not really. If turbulence gets really excessive the AP will disengage, unable to steer the aircraft in such tormented air. Then it's up to the pilot to show that he still is a pilot.
I once was a C152 pilot too, my friend,when I was young and bold. In these the felt turbulence is _horrible._ I banged my head countless times, even strapped, lost control of the aircraft, almost came up at 60 degrees banking with opposite yoke, you name it. All the while all the airframe squeaks as if it was going to be teared apart. Turbulence in light aircraft is extremely intimidating and can be incapacitating if very prolonged or if it induces panic. And I'm not even talking about icing formation. It's definitely no joke. Stay safe. 💪😀
Exactly sir. If the turbulence is too much too handle AP will disengage. Thank you you for your comment. Stay safe.
Playing flight simulator doesn’t make you a pilot mate 🤣🤣🤣
@@Anonnazz Yup I'm playing before when It's just a dream. Because of my determination, I was able to enroll but with a cost. I'm working my way to solo a C152 with the help of my flight Instructor Mr. Miguel. Once I do a solo and graduate, I will post it soon. Thank you for your comment.
Wind is your friend when flying…..
Pilot once told me once liftoff count to 10 and if nothing happens your good. He said hardest part is gettingg all that weight up in air
Thank you for watching and for the comment. Believe me, your comment has helped so many people who fear flying or are terrified of turbulence. Thank you so much!
He means " STALL STALL STALL " 😅
@Vortexsworld Hahahaha! I pray that this does not happen to any flight. Hey thanks for watching and for leaving a comment. ❤❤❤
The best feeling of an entire flight for me - final descent approaching the destination airport. There are still a few turbulence during that part of the flight but for some reason, those turbulence doesn't bother me.
I love when that happens. Feels like a rollercoaster.
Good for you! Hahaha. Me, nope! Im sooo afraid of turbulence. It feels the same everytime no matter how many times ive experienced it in the past. Hey thanks for watching! ❤️
True I happened me with on Spicejet 💀🗿
@kaharakid2.012 aww so sorry to hear that you went through a similar experience with Spicejet. Can you tell us more about it?
Ikr seems thrilling
I like how most people claim the plane dropped a certain amount of feet, but have no way of measuring it, they just claim it was hundreds or even thousands of feet.
Millions of feet
Haha! Now that would have been fatal! Hey thanks for watching and for leaving a comment. I really appreciate it. ❤️
Dropping 500 ft risks you hitting the aircraft flying below you. That cannot be accepted. Ditto for the aircraft flying above yours. Nowadays, precision is so great that a vertical separation of only 500 ft can be used, _as long as under Radar Control._ Over the Ocean, without Radar coverage and slower communications, separations must increase three times and as Controller you are precluded to shove as many aircraft in the same Airway and Flight Level, for safety's sake, or in no time they would be getting dangerously close. You must check their speeds constantly. It works well and as a last ditch you also have the TCAS, which will make sure that your aircraft will never hit another providing the systems in either aircraft are turned on and at least _one_ of the pilots reacts properly even if the other stays passive. (there is no need for both to react properly but the other pilot must do _nothing_ This is because many light aircraft have Transponders, that trip the TCAS, but have no aural _Resolution Advisory_ and therefore remain unaware of what is happening)
I was ATCo all my life. Had enough! 🤯
30 feet at most. Anytime you enter towering cumulus there are updrafts and downdrafts depending on location in the cloud.
It happened to me, I thought it was the end.
I feel the same way everytime my plane hits heavy turbulence. How I wish turbulence never existed.
Good Ole air pockets. Love that stomach feeling
@@CapizFlier No offense but I don't think you know what heavy turbulence is. This video is LIGHT turbulence.
In every video I watch that shows turbulence there is always that one person that does not know what it is and I have to start explaining it
@@CapizFlier iKr 😢😢😢 IT WOULD BE LIFESAVER
Pilots: “YEEEE HAW”””
Crew: “there went the rest of the catering”
Passengers: “IM NEVER FLYING AGAIN”
U GOT THAT RIGHT
My reaction. “Wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!”
Ahahahaha 😁😁😁
Yeah me 2 . I like takeoff, landing, turbulence. The entire flight is boring asf.
Slight turbulence is fine but moderate to severe, no way. I literally lose a few pounds due to tuburlence its super terrifying 😂😂😂
@@CapizFlierwe can lose weight during that time ?
I would agre with you!! Haha! Imagine the stress during a turbulent flight. Grrr!!! Hahahha!
I love it. As soon as shaking starts, I am off to sleep, like a baby being rocked
People living inside hell of airplane. While crew and the pilots are like 😂😂😂😂.
In this type of situation, Lord Jesus keeps me at peace✝️ Psalm 91
1 Whoever dwells in the shelter of the Most High will rest in the shadow of the Almighty.[a] I will say of the Lord, “He is my refuge and my fortress, my God, in whom I trust.”
3 Surely he will save you from the fowler’s snare and from the deadly pestilence. 4 He will cover you with his feathers, and under his wings you will find refuge; his faithfulness will be your shield and rampart. 5 You will not fear the terror of night, nor the arrow that flies by day, 6 nor the pestilence that stalks in the darkness, nor the plague that destroys at midday🙏🏾
Well said brother.
jesus is NOT saving you 😭
jesus is NOT saving you 😭
What?
Issa cloud, it’s what they do. My kid laughs hysterically when we go through turbulence like that 😅
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Once you get used to it turbulence is so fun
My very first flight to N.Y. for work... The drop I felt...and continuous shaking! The flight home was not an easy board for me. 😮 A plane is like a roller coaster without any rail!
Omg same here! Its crazy right? I experienced the same thing during flight from LA to New York City. I remember when our aircraft was over colorado, it started to shake that i got really scared. Well, i guess turbulence is now pretty normal and whats important is we still arrived safely in our destination. Thanks for watchin my video and for leaving a comment. Please do subscribe too. I really appreciate it. ❤️❤️❤️
Did everyone notice that flight attendants are like litterally taking a bus just chilling
Yes they are very calm. I have been in a real emergency situation inside an aircraft (the plane experienced technical problems) where I experienced and witnessed, first hand, the calmness and the training of the FAs. Despite most of the passengers crying and while I was crumbling inside, the FAs were very calm and assured us that everything will be okay. In the end, the aircraft landed safely. Salute to all the cabin crews and pilots!
Here's a good tip for you nervous flyers afraid of turbulent moments in-flight. Assure that you've been seated near the back of the fuselage, as you can hear flight attendants remain chill and laugh during turbulence. If turbulence occurs, and you're worried, have a look on the seatbelt sign displayer above your seat. If the seatbelt sign is off, it means that the turbulent feeling you get, is just a slight wind overspeed happening that passes by in just a matter of a few seconds. Regularly check the seatbelt sign, whenever you hear a ding played throughout the cabin's speakers. Whenever you notice the seatbelt sign trigger, fasten your seatbelt for your personal safety. Turbulence has only once cause a non-fatal plane crash within a timeline of 100 years.
Thank you so much! ❤️❤️❤️
@@CapizFlier No problem!
You should still strap in, even when the sign is off
@grassytramtracks you are absolutely right. Its always best to be in the side of prudence and caution. Thank you for watching and for leaving a comment. ❤️
So this was not what I searched for when I searched for “flight anxiety tips”
If the flight attendants are still sitting calm, I know I’m good 😂
Years ago, returning from Europe in the Spring, when weather is turbulent, hit a storm cell and wind shear, dropping us several hundred feet. I thought that we were dead. People screaming, the stewardesses white and hanging on for dear life. We made it, and people tumbled off of the plane, kissing the ground.
What flight was it? From where to where?
@@lfarru Actually, the flight from France to New York was turbulent, but okay. It was the flight from New York to Norfolk, VA that almost killed us. We hit the biggest storm cell that I had ever seen- we couldn't go over, under or even around- we had to fly through it- on a small jet- don't remember the make/ model. I remember when the pilot came on, and his voice was shaking. Then I was unnerved. The stewardesses were frightened. I sat next to the "Marlboro Man", returning from Russia and ad campaign. He was afraid. We held hands. That jet was tossed and dropped several hundred feet in a wind shear- the plane was on its side mid air. I had 10 students and a chaperone mother with me. We all thought that we would die. We didn't. But, when we finally landed, people tumbled out of the plane to kiss the ground. It was in April, when air is very turbulent from warm and cold fronts clashing with each other.
If youre askin about the video, its a flight from Manila to Cebu, in the Philippines. The actual turbulence happened around 15 minutes before landing. Thank you watching!
Pilot droped HIS cig 😮
Flying on Korean Air 747 out of Narita. We were climbing to altitude heavy turbulence, I could hear the Korean stewards nervousness, all of a sudden we hit dead air pocket and the 747 lost altitude and a loud BOOM. The wings caught airflow and off we went. Best commercial flight ever.
Bro I would have pee on myself ion gaf wat no body gon say or say my life was about to end tf😂😂😂
Being scared of Turbulence is wild LOL
Yea turbulence is scary no matter what! Haha 😂
I love the feeling. Like being on a roller coaster
In the sky. No thx
some people don’t like roller coasters
@biboebbs624 i agree with you. Thank you for watching and for leaving a comment.
It makes the whole flight even more fun✈️✈️
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How scary, many passengers, flight crew, steuredess, probably got injured, were the pilot, and
co-pilot able to get up in the air?
They should call the air control tower, because the samething happened to Hawaiian airlines. Marcie
That's Philippine Airlines...I experience the same going to Cebu while holding a coffee being served😢
Oh sorry to hear that. When did you experience that. I noticed that turbulence has become worst nowadays. Its the weather. Hey thanks for watching and for leaving a comment. If its not too much to ask, please do subscribe too. Thank you. ❤️💐
Had This while sleeping on a plain, you wake up in panic bro I can tell you that
How scary, many passengers, flight crew, steuredess, probably got injured, were the pilot, and
co-pilot able to get up in the air?
They should call the air control tower, because the samething happened to Hawaiian airlines. Marcie P. S. Are all of them okay, if they recovered , question were the co-pilot and senior pilot trained on what to do, when there is turbelence? They should be trained in that too!
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Lord i dropped 1000 feet once i thought it was fun but everyone was screaming like the world was coming to an end 😂
I would have been one of those screeming. Haha. Thanks for watching and for leaving a comment. Have a good one! 😘
Small quick drop. I was in a SW plane where the pilots recognized the cabin was losing pressure and they basically dropped the plane really fast. Peoples' loose items just flew into the air and people screamed. But that was a lot more than 100 feet.
When u go through clouds, think like u gonna cross a bumper
Hello there, Randombeing555. You are correct. I often think of it as that whenever the aircraft starts shaking due to airpockets. Thank you for watching my video and for leaving a comment. I really appreciate it. ❤️
Man, I'll pay extra to hit an airpocket.
Who doesn't love that stuff?!?
That's like getting on Kingda-Ka and then being upset that you got a rollback. It's like, "why are you even on here if you're that much of a pansy"? lol
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The real problem is that pilots are no longer as skilled as they used to be. Air Force and Navy pilots used to become airline pilots after their service, and customers had quality pilots behind the controls. Now, nearly any civilian can become a pilot.
@@andrewcustodio1306 Hello there Andrewcustodio1306! Yea, back in the 90s, I remember having flown so many times in airlines that were piloted by former air force pilots. It was very easy to detect because at some point of the flight, the aircraft would literally dive during the descent. So you are correct on that point.
Looks like a Philippines Airlines. Yes small turbulence may feel scary at first. Now I miss the Philippines.
It is Philippine Airlines ❤️
My worse nightmare😳
My years of War Thunder Experience: mmm nice coffee. How wonderful and relaxed day I have 😂😂
Oh please that was just a tiny little air pocket Chuckles
For the people saying they use the FA’s reactions to turbulence as a way to gauge the severity of it, not a good idea. They will smile and wave even if the planes crashing.😅
That's your in-flight entertainment
Ahahaha! The kind that I dont enjoy really. Hehehe thanks for watching and for leaving a nice comment, @jettschenker! ❤️
Lmao 100ft? That’s a small 10-14 story building. More like 1-2ft
Had a similar experience. Guess what? Same carrier and aircraft too hahahaha ICN-MNL on PAL A321. I was enjoying it, weirdly, and everyone around me was praying 😂
Aww you are incredibly amazing! ❤️❤️❤️
You mean the wing dropped, on the other side they went up, you went down
That was, possibly, 6 feet fall. Not even 7, for sure
100 feet is equal to a 9 or 10 story building. That was a couple of inches and an assist from the camera operator.
I was gonna say those clouds looks like it was my view everytime I went to The Philippines and it really is! It sucks going back home
It's no turbulence, just a normal cloud descent.
Thank you!
*women scream... I think that would probably be one of the worst parts about being in a plane crash. Not only are you dying, but your last few minutes are filled with their wails. Oh no! What about me!
I hope that doesnt happen tho. Im glad our aircraft landed safely. Hey thanks for watching!
As long as no bolts fall into your lap you are good. FACT!!
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The “oh yeah”😂
Not what I'd call a scream but rather a startled response to the jolt of a sudden drop.
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That’s nothing my plane was taking off from a Cuban city when we had cloud turbulence and you want to hear people scream people were throwing up people were screaming people were crying that was a drop I will never forget.
Im sure it felt really scary at that time. Thank you for sharing your experience! Take care! 😘❤️
I think 100 feet would be the limit for modern commerciat jets
The Sweetness of a Flight is Takeoff -Turbulence-Landing
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Dont know why people scream. The planes are designed for it
I just felt the exact same thing in my flight last week😂😂
Awww tell us about it! 😊
@@CapizFlier nothing , I was calm , although that was my 4th flight overall , From Imphal to Kolkata , in a Air India express A320 CEO . Almost the whole flight was turbulent . Previous 3 times I didn't face any terbulance when I flew with Indigo but this time the weather was cloudy .Pilots told to keep the seat belts fastened .I already saw some videos regarding it in YT so I was calm and enjoying it .But the guy to my right was constantly anxious and swearing the pilots as if they caused it .And the girl to my left was very anxious too and praying .But I was laughing looking at them 🤣🤣.But still when it dropped 100 feet at once even my heart skipped a beat but nevertheless I enjoyed that 😂
Im glad that the YT videos helped you remain calm amidst the turbulent flight. I would have honestly felt anxious the entire time as well regardless of all the "education" about turbulence because i just dont feel confortable with turbulence. It scares me every single time as if it was the first ive experienced it. Haha. Thank you for sharing your experience with us here. I wish you more enjoyable and safe flights in the future! ❤️
@@CapizFlier thank you , and wish you the same too ❤️
@SomrupDeRailfanning take care!
A hundred feet 😮 Umm, that's irrelevant when you're cruising at 30,000 feet. Duh 🙄🔥
I swear pekple are such chickens, its regular cloud turbulence. If its so scary, drivw.😂
Why is it that the plane gets bumpy when going thru clouds?...either when taking off and especially landing...I get it all the time when landing in Miami...
WoW amazing video.. much scream wow.. drop 10 feet wow amazing content wow keep it up
Thank you! ❤️
Most turbulence drops are mere feet. Just feels that way.
Thank you!
You would barely notice those drops on the planes altimeter.
I wish it didnt translate into human feelings and emotions tho! Lol! Thanks for watching! ❤️
I feel like “Passengers scream!” Is a bit of an overstatement. Not sure if you said that just to get a little more attention, or you just didn’t know any other way to describe there reaction
Yea, I was there when it happened and passengers did scream. Thanks for watching and for leaving a comment.
I experienced turbulence with another Airline. I screamed 😂😂😂
Awww sorry to hear that! Can you tell me more about it? 😮
Btw thats what happened to me when i entered a dry microburst
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I would’ve shat myself😅😅😅
Id be surprised if that was a 5 foot drop. Flying into the Phillipines with the amount of storms always there is always a roller coaster ride.
Try taking off from Reno Nevada in the winter time you will get turbulence the min the plane ✈️ gets in the Air flying sideways and bouncing as you climb out!
Don't worry unless they tell the flight crew to buckle up
I overcame my fear of airplanes I went on my first ever plane I was scared it was gonna crash when we were taking off I started to feel comfortable then I met the flight attendant co pilot and the pilot
Passengers: 😭😭😭😭💀💀😱😱😱
Pilots:😎🍻
Cabin crew:🤓😌😌😌
Avgeeks: bro why y'all screaming fr.🗿🗿
I ain't gonna lie. My hands get all sweaty when that happens 😅
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Los nervios muchas veces nos ganan el miedo, tenemos k saber controlar nuestra mente y emociones en el momento de volar, xk si no serà fatal para uno, yo siempre trato de relajarme es verdad no voy a negar k se me Sudan un poco Las manos a la hora del despegue pero luego todo normal, y lo que hago es controlarme para tener un vuelo placentero.
Siempre cobijada bajo las manos de mi padre celestial Jehovà mi Dios xk sin el no somos nada en esta vida.
When I’m flying and turbulence happens,it is the screem of the people that scares the crap out of me,not the turbulence.
Im terrified of both turbulence and people panicking. Lol. Thank you for watching and for leaving a comment. ❤️
How do you know. Were you the pilot watching the altimeter.
Strange... I couldn't see where do you read the altitude drop...
Pilot 1: waana hear turkey sound
Pilot 2 : yes
Gotta LOVE all the CZcams FAKE HEADLINES!!! Down vote!
that one gut OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOH YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA BOIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
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Noone can predict how far ots probally literally like 20 feet or less usually
That was maybe a 1-2' "drop", nothing more.
Me knowing that turbulence is like a dirt road; I'd have my hand in the air 😂
You're really cool, I like that! Its funny but turbulence is almost always makin me grip the armrest of my seat, or sometimes the hand of the next person seated (even strangers), thats how nervous I get everytime. Hey thanks for the comment, I really appreciate it. Hope you can subscribe to my channel too. 😘❤️
@@CapizFlier Think I will 😊😆
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2019 :: covid
2024 :: turbulence
Ok but not even close to 100 feet. 100 feet is an 8 story building. That bump when people yelled was like 0.5s long. Imagine jumping from 8 story building and reaching ground in 0.5s. Not possible. This was maybe... Maybe 6-8 feet bump.
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I’m never an atheist in an airplane
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😂😂😂😂
C'est celui qui film qui secoue son téléphone pour faire croire à des turbulences et qui a ajouté des cris de fond. J'ai vu des vidéos où des turbulences bien plus violentes, où les bagages volaient dans tous les sens et où les passagers ne criaient pas, le personnel les avait rassuré.
Happened on my way back from a vacation, there was a lot more turbulence than on the way there because of a storm and I literally freaked out the entire ride, it was only my second time to be fair and the first time was much less bumpy
Awww! Its never ideal to travel whenever there's a storm. From takeoff to descent up to landing, its horribly turbulent. I know the feeling because Ive experienced it myself. Whoaa! Anyway, glad you landed safe! Thanks for watching my video! Please do like and subscribe. Thank you! 🥰😍😘
The first time I flew on a plane was last year. i was terrified. The minor turbulance the plane had gsve me massive anxiety 😅 At least the landing was fun.
always in the clouds depending to runway
I've been on 2 flights to the same place in the last 2 years and there has been turbulence in exactly the same place at the same time about 10 minutes before landing
Perhaps the mountains caused it?
100ft isn't that much, a plane usually descends at around 2500fp/m that is equal to about 40fp/s, what makes it feel more than it is is probably the plane hitting some wind which make it bounce (similar to a landing)
I'll stick with amtrak train for travel😲😲