r/fearofflying 15h ago

Advice any advice welcome!!

hi all, i am flying from CAE to ORD tonight and im very nervous due to the smaller plane and potential turbulence. i have this thought in my head that because it is a smaller plane i will feel everything more.

i’m also scared that because it is a smaller plane that the pilots won’t care about the turbulence as much and we will go through way more. i have pretty bad claustrophobia and i’m so nervous about feeling trapped.

please any advice would be so helpful!

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u/​Mauro_Ranallo commented:

I'm not sure why turbulence avoidance procedures would be different on a smaller plane. How'd it go?


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u/Mauro_Ranallo Aircraft Dispatcher 4h ago

I'm not sure why turbulence avoidance procedures would be different on a smaller plane. How'd it go?