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Flying..who loves it, who is terrified of it
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I have to agree with skanderberg about people being unprepared. even going through the premier check in lines, where you would expect to find people used to traveling, there are still people who don't have laptops out, don't remove their shoes or jackets, put their ID's away before they should, etc. And a few other s have made comments I agree with as well. the long lines, the crowded planes, the fact that more and more airlines don't even serve sodas for free anymore. Just kinda makes it a pain. the actual take off, landing and flight itself don't really affect me as I stated earlier. and in all the flights I have made, there have been very few really bad ones in terms of turbulence or really bad take offs or landings. Crying babies, however.....
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I love flying, especially the take off. I wish I could be flying the jet when that big acceleration starts. It reminds me of sex, that huge rush that leads up to orgasm.
The only problem I have is that I am slightly claustrophobic. I am ok as long as the plane is moving. When I travel I like to check all of my bags so I don't have to carry anything with me. The part where I get into trouble is when it is time to get off the plane and I can't move until the people in front of me get their bags from their overhead compartments. I just sit quietly and think of my happy place.
The only problem I have is that I am slightly claustrophobic. I am ok as long as the plane is moving. When I travel I like to check all of my bags so I don't have to carry anything with me. The part where I get into trouble is when it is time to get off the plane and I can't move until the people in front of me get their bags from their overhead compartments. I just sit quietly and think of my happy place.
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I love flying although last time flying back from Florida on my own we hit a storm for 45 mins which was terrifying. Flown through storms before but nothing like this. The pilot apologies as said there was nothing he could do as we were surrounded by them and just had to ride it out. I swear the plane got his once as it suddenly lurched and dropped a bit. Haven't flown since but that's only because I've not been anywhere to fly. Going back in February and have to admit I am a little bit nervous this time where as normally I look forward to flying.
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It beats walking
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I have a deep unreasonable fear of heights and get motion sickness. I like flying in that I like the idea, and I love traveling. But, the reality leaves me alternatingly chewing my nails to bits or trying not to vomit on my neighbor. Interestingly enough, small prop planes don't scare me nearly as much, most likely because I know people who fly so when I've gone up in them it has been with someone I know at the controls.
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I love flying, my arms get tired easily though! 
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Love, love, love it. Read my stories! Mile high club - so over-rated!
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Being claustrophobic and on a small plane = fainting. Quite embarrassing
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I love to fly... Just don't do it often enough!!!.......
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Love flying, had to endure a 13 hour flight once which wasn't too fun since it was my first time on a plane... I can't wait for another opportunity :P
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I'm indifferent. It's a means to an end. It's not something I dread and it's not something I look forward to. It just gets me where I need to go. With that being said, I'm not much of a fan of long flights.
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Flying I do love it. My uncle own his own Piper Cub when I was a kid flew with him all the time. Two or three times a week, got the flying bug from that. I started taking lessons in the navy in a Cessna 140. I soloed in 1967 remember the day like it was yesterday. I have over 4000 hrs and still get a rush when the wheels come off the ground.
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Having a fear of highs, dose cause a discomfort ,when looking out a port hole at some where around 30,000to maybe 50,000 ft.... gotta agree with RAMROD. it sure beats walking..
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It used to be glamorous for me -- business class on Asian airlines, five star routes, exotic destinations, etc. Now that it's economy in the US, it's a lot more pedestrian. But I do enjoy the thrill of getting off the plane in a new place, and thinking about all the possibilities on offer.
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I love it....just as well seeing as I am a pilot!
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At 19 I developed a sudden fear of flying... so bad I went through therapy for it. Now I'm okay with it. Travel is my life and I spend loads of time in the air so it's just as well 
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No problem with flying but hate that some trips take so long.
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I enjoy flying, prefer smaller planes versus the larger ones. I must confess I am not a member of the mile high club.
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I like flying, especially taking off and landing...when you're up in the air in a big plane for hours it can get a bit boring...
Small planes are fun, as mentioned...got to go up in a small plane a couple of times in my life...I think the last was a Piper Comanche B...wouldn't mind doing that again...
Small planes are fun, as mentioned...got to go up in a small plane a couple of times in my life...I think the last was a Piper Comanche B...wouldn't mind doing that again...
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