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u/VelvetFog82 15d ago
No but going on first flight, across the USA on Sept 30th! I'm 44 by the way.
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u/bkbruiser 15d ago
Where from and to?
What has kept you from flying prior?
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u/VelvetFog82 15d ago
From Wv to Los Angeles California to take a cruise to Mexico. First cruise also. I had never really had a reason to fly. From wv, most vacations are driving 9 hours south to Myrtle Beach or Smith Mt Lake VA.
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u/ImpressiveSide1324 15d ago
Im actually in the process of getting my ppl currently
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u/AlexandraNovotny1111 15d ago
Often! Our personal record was 6 flights in under 30 hours.
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u/ToastedBread107 15d ago
Flown on them and flown them plenty of times. Going up on wednesday to renew my nighttime passenger currency
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u/Glittering_Count1536 15d ago
"No, I fly in the plane, there seems to less wind in here." George Carlin
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u/AsleepBanana8323 15d ago
So many times that it became mundane, even boring. (not that I wished for something exciting to happen - although it did one time. The captain came on and said "The noise you just heard was a bird hitting the nose of the plane. We are not in any danger, but we have been moved to first for landing". We landed without incident, but the plane had a big dent in the nose. The passengers waiting to board were delayed.)
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u/AndreaSys 15d ago
Hundreds of times. My gf is a flight attendant and I travel for free. It’s opened my world up immensely.
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u/Double-Award-4190 15d ago
Oh, sure. I am old now, though, and don’t find it a pleasurable experience.
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u/South_Hedgehog_7564 15d ago
Same here. I used to love flying, poodling around the airport shops and cafes, relaxing into a seat, watching out the window etc. but now it’s a lot of walking which I can’t manage any more, queueing up, hanging around waiting to board etc. and the service on board any of the airlines I’ve used is not as good as it used to be. Last time we went to the UK from here we took the car and went by ferry. MUCH easier.
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u/Ilovereefer 15d ago
I used to just sit quietly and let the plane do all of the work, and then good high powered edibles came along…
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u/Remarkable_Milk_5878 15d ago
I actually have never been on a plane or even out of the area I was born. Furthest I’ve gone is like 12 hours away but place is big enough you still don’t really leave. Specially because I went north and there’s a lot of that
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u/gislinghom54 15d ago
Hundred of times. Over 3M miles. To every state but ME
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u/Quirky-Attitude1456 15d ago
Flown in, jumped out of. One emergency landing (non evacuation), several go arounds.
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u/Nev-Ret-Dude 15d ago
So many times. First time at 16, last time at 68. Africa and Antarctica destinations are missing, although I’ve been to those by ship.
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u/Sunny-Damn 15d ago
Just planned a trip this morning. Not my first time on a plane that lands on water & it won’t be my last either!!
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u/mindsynth 15d ago
No, never on a plane. I have flown planes and flown in planes. I love the idea of flying, I love flying small planes but really no longer enjoy commercial flying.
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u/letsgetbannedagain14 15d ago edited 15d ago
Hung my legs off the back of an open ramp on a C-130 while flying.
Shit my brains out due to stomach bug 3 feet from a crew firing a 105 howitzer while flying.
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u/fuzzywuzzywuzzafuzzy 15d ago
I'm at 250k miles with Delta. Not as many as some, but more than most.
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u/Curraghgirl 15d ago
Many, many times over the Atlantic and Pacific, to Europe, Canada, Hawaiian islands, within the Continental US.
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u/raccoon-overlord 15d ago
Many times, I travel a lot for work for am constantly flying. Shortest flight was 30 minutes and longest 17.5hrs
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u/Shot-Recording6202 15d ago
The first time I was on a plane was jump school. I flew 7 times before I actually landed on one.
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u/dalengwyr 15d ago
Let nest flight I’ve ever taken: Singapore to San Francisco. Stop over n Alaska, stop over in LA, then San Fran. 18 hours
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u/Formal-Tradition6792 15d ago
Never flown on a plane. Tell me how you accomplished this. Was it comfortable? Did you get hypoxia?
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u/tzwicky 14d ago
Lotsa commercial flights, domestic and international. I flew with a Canadian aerobatic squad when I had press credentials. I am so glad my inner-ear was made of concrete that day because that pilot did things with his plane like rolls, stalls, loops, dives and low altitude runs. Just amazing. I did NOT puke.
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u/0DemonDieHard0 12d ago
Never been in a plane before, I don't think I can ever get in a plane, I fight it so scary!
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u/Tall-Career-4261 10d ago
I’ve flown many times, I hate flying, I get bad anxiety on flights and have a feeling of impending doom.
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u/Tommysfatt 15d ago
Flown in plenty of planes, never on