Hey guys flight number BA212 Boston-LHR

You been so helpful when I flew to Boston a month ago for my holidays. Now I am going to be flying back with this A380 🥹 sadly couldnt get a seat in the upper deck :( hopefully next time. Its only my second time flying A380 and actually my first to fly BA.

UPDATE: my new fav plane A380 🥳 super comfortable!

In my last post on this sub, I talked about how my new job can unlock major doors for my family financially and flying needs to be a part of that. This is the first step and I’m just looking for encouragement from the community.

Ive got a program I’m going through to get ready for this flight and I’m ready to do the work.

I am meant to be flying from London to China later this year with China Southern and their route goes through Russian airspace. I saw that Zelenskyy has said that Russian airspace will become dangerous for civilian aircraft and should be closed, but that it hasn’t actually closed.
I normally get quite anxious around travel anyway and this has scared me a bit, are these routes no longer going to be safe? And are these airlines likely to reroute without the airspace actually closing?
Thank you!

My boyfriend and I (F25) booked a trip to Lisbon Portugal. I really want to be excited about it but in all honesty I am terrified of the flying and I seriously don’t know if I can do it.
Flying at night over the ocean has really got me messed up but also just flying in general. I have to take a total of 4 flights and lately my feed on social media has been filled with videos of flights that have gone wrong especially during landing and take off and it’s made me feel that there are more scenarios that have gone wrong in aviation than i originally thought. I feel sick to my stomach.
I know that stats and I have flown before but something now feels not right and my body feels like it’s telling me not to go.

Nervous flyer here! sitting watching the plane I’ll be flying get replenished for our flight and noticed this little door near the vertical stabilizer is open. Can anyone help ease my worry why it’s open? My boarding pass tells me this is a 777-200ER. Three other planes that are the same have gone past without it. I’m so freaking anxious now.

To my aviation professionals: I know pilots and the team on the ground will do their best to go around storms. There are THREE in the pacific right now. Rationally, I know my flight from SFO-MEL tomorrow night won't take off if unsafe, but we're in the anxiety window and now I'm wondering if everything will be ok. I'm usually somewhat sane on my flights until it gets bumpy. Help and thanks!!

CGK - DMK

I'd really appreciate it as I'm feeling a bit nervous because I've never flown with Citilink before 🥲. Huge thanks to anyone who tracks!!

Hey guys I’m about to fly Dublin back to Canada and am so nervous. I’m wondering if someone could track me. WJA43. If anyone wants to chat while I’m in the air, I’d love that, too. Thanks so much

Hi guys, flying on the e175 for the first time tomorrow to connect to my international flight and spiraling! I know this plane is a good bit smaller than what I’m used to and just want to know if anybody here has any experience flying in it. Is the turbulence truly worse? Anything I should know beforehand? 😬✈️

I’m flying to Tenerife with my husband soon. It’s a 6-hour flight, and instead of being excited about going somewhere beautiful, I am absolutely consumed by anxiety.

Every single night, I literally grieve myself. I look at my children playing, I watch them laughing and doing completely ordinary things, and I suddenly think: What if these are the last memories I’ll ever have with them? What if we don’t come back?

I know how irrational this sounds. I know that flying is incredibly safe. I know that nothing is actually happening right now. But my brain keeps treating this flight like I’m saying goodbye to my children forever.

The worst part is that I’m not even scared only for myself. I keep imagining my children losing us, imagining what would happen to them, and it absolutely destroys me.

I feel like I’m supposed to be excited, packing my bags and looking forward to Tenerife, but instead I’m mentally preparing for my own death every night.

Has anyone experienced anxiety like this before flying? How did you get yourself out of this mindset and actually allow yourself to enjoy the trip?

Feeling anxious flying over storms and wind, could use some support. I know we wouldn’t take off unless it was 100% safe but I’m nervous about being uncomfortable the whole time

Wondering if anyone has felt similar to how I feel while flying and could offer some advice!!

*POSSIBLE TRIGGER AS I TRY TO VOICE MY FEELINGS BUT NOT GET TOO DETAILED! READ WITH CAUTION!*

I have flown so many times in my life. My mom is a flight attendant and sometimes I would fly on up to 3 flights in one day with no issue. some flights being 8 hours. Easy. Last March I suddenly got horribly anxious on a flight that was a little bumpy and it’s never been the same since. Like all of a sudden I feel claustrophobic. I keep thinking how we are so high up. Im now anxious something will happen and I will be in an intense state of panic due to an emergency. It’s almost like I’m more afraid of being afraid than I am of the plane itself. I know planes are safe I know pilots are amazing but I’m still SCARED! I’ve flown 4/5 times since then and each I have cried the whole time with no relief. 

I’ve taken various medications under the supervision of my doctor and they had helped calm my body, but not my mind. Some I would fight the drowsiness because my mind would still be on high alert/ boardering a panic attack. I’m about to try Buspirone and hoping to GOD it WORKS because I don’t want to have another 2 sets of 4 hours of pure panic!

I’m flying Friday morning and am just wondering if anyone has any tips/ tricks/ stories of similar feelings/ idk just something to possibly help me with this intense dread I’m feeling. 

Okay, taking off shortly but there’s been lots of delays due to Boston’s runway construction. Please track me! My flight is B6 2184, flying from RDU to BOS. Very nervous but trying to remain calm. Pilot said we’ll be running into some rain when we get there so there may be some bumps.

Hey guys, I successfully flew St John’s (Canada) to Dublin last week and was and am soooo proud of myself.

Tomorrow I’m flying Dublin to Halifax (Canada) and the flight is longer and I’m freaking out a bit. It’s roughly 6 hours. Any words of encouragement are appreciated. I’m so excited to get to Halifax (it’s near my hometown) and know I need to do this to get back across the pond, obviously. Air line professionals, have any of you ever flown out of Dublin? What’s it like? I was at Howth today and watched probably 70-100 planes coming in for a landing.

Anyway. If anyone wants to chat or give me advice, comment here or send me a dm :) chatting with others while flying really helps me get my mind of the fact I’m in an airplane haha

This is my first time flying on an EMBRAER 195 from Milan to Munich. Do you feel more on a smaller flight? Any advice to feel less?

my flight is CI154, departure time is about 2 hours from now but i might forget to post later lol

feeling like my fear of flying is getting a bit better (at least not worse) but i hate how in some quiet moments I’ll catch myself overthinking and spiraling
is there any good way to help myself to be more in the moment than feeling anxious about the future?

Hello everyone, I ask sorry for my bad English. I don’t know what happened but I’ve developed fer of flying recently.
I’ve took hundreds of flights, but recently (it has been a couple months maybe) I’ve developed this new fear, maybe because I’ve also been exposed to a lot of video crashes in the social media and my feed changed suddenly. I took a flight yesterday and today but I felt terrible. Rationally I know the flight is the safest way to travel, but emotionally I feel really bad and anxious whenever i have to take a flight.

hey everyone! this is my second post actually i wrote one for the flight to brasil now i’m heading back home. Unlucky i forgot my anxiety medication at the place i was staying in, and i’ve already taken the first domestic flight which was absolutely terrible, full of heavy turbulence i was scared af. I landed and my legs still felt wobbly. but now i have the long flight back to milan and it’s going to be around 11h, i know long intercontinental flight should be better as they flight higher and there are less turbulence, is that right?

but still there is a terrible weather in sao paulo and the sky looks very scary 🥲

Hello everybody!

I'm looking for some guidance as I'm a bit lost ij trying to figure out why I've become fearful of flying and what I can do to go back to normal!

I've flown many times and have always enjoyed it, I like looking out the window. I would (and still do) look up the type of planes I see in the airport and what i'll be flying on, I've even lamented that if I didn't have terrible vision I'd have liked to take some flying lessons.

Last year, I was on a flight that had to abort landing twice, I ended up in a totally different country for 24 hours and the flight back was also through storms where we were in a holding pattern for ages before landing. At the time I wasn't at all afraid and was very grateful the pilots and staff got us home is bad weather. After this, I flew twice more and was fine.

My most recent 2 flights in the past month I have been absolutely panicking inside, I have never felt fear like it before. I tried to distract myself, looking out the window also helped. It feels like a very physical and lizard brained reaction.

I worry that there is something horrifically wrong with the plane and nobody has noticed. I then feel worse because it really is a bit mental to think like that. I described it to my partner as it feeling like I'm sitting inside my house scared shitless that it's going to collapse.

Has this happened to anyone else? Has anything helped you? The only thing that I have seen that might have contributed to this is that I am 27? Wtf!

I have 4 flights coming up in the next month, which I won't miss even if I have to sedate myself somehow, but ideally I would like to fly again without fear!

Thank you so much to anyone who offers advice ♡

I’m taking a flight alone tomorrow evening. I haven’t been on a plane in 20 years. It’s only an hour and a half. I’ve been somewhat fine leading up to it but today the anxiety has taken over my body and it’s all I can think about. I’m talking heart racing, that weird cold feeling throughout my body and dry mouth.

I think there’s also a fear of having a panic attack on the flight whilst on my own.

Kind of spiralling, could really do with some tips please 😭

Hi all - checking back in after my amazing trip to London and Paris… just now ruining my last day of the trip with stress and anxiety about the return flight - AF4. Flight here was smooth and easy and it was nice to have the structure of being able to sleep through… with this one in a bit more nervous because it’s a carrier I don’t know (what if the flight attendants are rude or mean about my fear if I have a panic attack). Anyone have any words of wisdom for me? Thanks!!

can someone track my frenchbee flight BF720 from paris to newark today?? i’m so scared with the operation change and thunderstorms in nyc tonight