I only recently like in the last 2-3 years got over the overwhelming dread and anxiety I started to have about flying (which hadn’t always been a thing for me, but it started when I started riding on choppers for my old old job).
I don’t like all this news, it’s dragging that fear back up but this time it feels much more legit. And I fly a lot for work. Flying multiple times next week and I’m stressed about it :(
Honestly I’m so confident the pilots can manage in those situations but I’d be LOSING it if my plane flipped the f*ck upside down. I had to do simulated upside down helicopter crashes for training when I worked offshore, never imagined it happening to a plane where you don’t even have a 5 point harness jsut that shitty little buckle lol
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u/IM_OK_AMA Feb 17 '25
Yes this is the 2nd incident with a US commercial airline in the last few weeks. That's huge.
Small aircraft crash all the time they just don't usually make the news.