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About LinkBacksI was told by a hypnotist that I do not have a fear of flying. Apparently I have a fear of crashing. As far as bits falling off the plane are concerned, just the thought of it gets me heading for the bathroom.
teddy
I was told by a hypnotist that I do not have a fear of flying. Apparently I have a fear of crashing. As far as bits falling off the plane are concerned, just the thought of it gets me heading for the bathroom.
teddy
Airplanes aren't dangerous, crashes are dangerous!
Exactly my point
teddy
You would not have air crashes if there were no Areoplanes, or balooons or airships or .................................
Oh dear...My first plane trip...And I remember it too...Aboard a Lockheed Constellation...Four Radial Piston Engines...And what a racket they set up
I bet a few passengers found out that adrenalin is brown in this happening
http://www.stern.de/panorama/notland...4e3be7534.html
I wouldn't want to have been on that plane.
Margaret
My favourite part of flying is the take-off. What a rush! And I love a window seat.
My Dad said that the hardest part of flying was the landing.
''Music, I feel, should be emotional first and intellectual second.'' - Maurice Ravel
''The greatest education in the world is watching the masters at work.'' - Michael Jackson
At least with the landing you know you have arrived.
Margaret
And hopefully, with both the plane and all its passengers in one piece!Originally Posted by marval
Well yes hopefully Steve.
Margaret
It was the Russians I believe who developed an aeroplane that flew just above the surface of land or water. It was a normal aircraft not a hovercraft and used ground effect to improve the power to drag ratio. I believe the optimum height was half the wingspan above the surface. I am not sure whether this would make me feel safer (not so far to fall) or more exposed ( nearer to things you could hit). Does anyone know if this technology is still being developed?
teddy
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