Saturday 15 October 2016

fear of flying tips

Fear of flying help

airport anxiety and flying fear

Fear-of-flying-help-with-anxiety
Fear of flying help with anxiety
Top list of useful tips below: 1) Don't sit at the back of an aircraft This is due to the wave affect where the buffet of air hits the nose first and then as a wave works its way backwards making it a little more bouncy. 2) Book an airport lounge The stress of large crowds can tire you down and create more anxiety. You can book them from £15 to £25. 3) Book an airline that has the best connections. You can search Google flights for Multi stop where it may cost the same but you get to spend a day halfway to your destination. Or maybe choose one that has the newest aircraft but it's not the age of the aircraft that changes the safety of one as engines are replaced at any age so an old aircraft may have new engines. Full Flight video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OqqdA-USfZI There are approximately 9000 aircraft flying around the world at any given time and if you look at the statistics for car deaths and deaths from aircraft accidents you'll find that your chance of dieing in a plane is 1 in 11 million compared to 1 in 5,000 in a car accident. I spend my time filming full flight videos on my main channel called worldaviationhd, flights such as from manchester to japan and london to singapore, every minute documented including pilot's communication to passengers about expected turbulence. So you'll be able to see exactly what it's like to fly for yourself. I've even done a 360 degree video, so you can turn your head with your phone and view in complete circles. Link to that video is below. I've trained my mind to turn the stress of the airport into the peacefullness of my front living room, maybe that's just in-directly by being at the airport so many times There is actually so much beauty that can be seen while flying and it's usually such a tranquil experience, i've still yet to experience andyturbulence that would make my orange juice spill from the cup People have an anxiety or a fear of flying because of the unknown, one of the fears that ranks high with a lot of people is a fear of turbulence and just dropping out of the sky. One thing you need to know is that not one aircraft has fallen out of the sky due to turbulence. Don't look at the air as some form of empty space where a plane just falls. It might feel like the air has just dissapeared from the aircraft but if you happen to go on a boat out into rough ocean or just over a wave when you are swimming, then that is a similar affect that is happening because at high speeds that the aircraft is doing, the air actually acts like water. In-fact it would be more like being a Submaring with Changing Currents that push the vessle from right to left or up and down. Most airliners now avoid the turbulence whenever they can because who really wants to be uncomfortable, even pilots don't want to have a bumpy flight. Have a look at some wing stress tests on youtube and you'll see how much effort Airbus and Boeing put into certifying their aircraft and they stress the wings well beyond what turbulence could do to them. If you've ever been on a cruise to France from England then you'll probably be falling over more on those than in any aircraft, in-fact 99% of the time, the turbulence is just a slight bump like driving a car over a stone. Special Tip: Turbulence has more of an affect at the back of the aircraft rather than near the wing as it's like a ripple effect. Regarding the aircraft structure, nowadays they are built a lot stronger than before, so back in the old days an aircraft may have broke if they slid off the runway during a monsoon, well now you usually see that they are still in one piece. Aircraft are tough cookies now and we've also learnt a lot during the past 100 years of flying, like not flying through the red spots on the weather radar and making sure the airport is safe to land at. My 2nd on the list would be anxiety and stress leading upto the flight. Sounds can be a big trigger for people, it's why certain films have dramatic music, it's a powerful thing. So listening to unusual sounds that you're not used to such as aircraft engines, the stress at the airport including getting there. So to battle the airport stress and anxiety, I would advise you to book a lounge access at one of your airports or failing that to look online for airport reviews or best places to sleep in airports. I have included a 360 degree video on-board Turkish Airlines which follows me at the gate and the taxi to the runway and the take-off. If you can train your brain to know what to expect then watching this will help with your anxiety. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3BteOcfEOnM It's the noise of the hustle and bustle that can get you more tired and stressed about flying. Perhaps visit the airport a couple of times before you go flying, find an observation deck where you can watch the aircraft. If you are travelling on a long haul flight then choosing the right airline and route would be quite important for example if you don't want to be stopping halfway a long the route to change planes. Or maybe you do want to break your trip up and perhaps spend one day in a country halfway to your destination. That can actually be done for the same price as a direct flight in some circumstances and maybe even cheaper. I would recommend usiung google flights and then using the multi-city option and just experiment with those. You might also prefer to be able to see what is in front of you and by choosing an airline and aircraft type who is displaying an inflight camera then this would be a good option to go with them.

Thursday 5 May 2016

Japan Airlines Full Flight from Tokyo to Helsinki

I booked a room at the narita rest house for 43 pounds as travelling on the local train takes about 1 hour 20 mins (definitely choosing haneda next time as it's quicker and cheaper)







 
I arrived at a self checkin machine where it ended up breaking when i scanned my passport, i was shown to the checkin desk, they only printed my narita-helsinki flight probably because of the machine breaking,


As I thought it was a 9am flight and not 12 (my mistake)

I was very hungry and had to search all my pockets for some coins, 120 yen left i bought a snickers at the cheaper newsagent

The boarding pass confused me, it never said the actual departure time, just the boarding time






















Flight Report Video





The flight was 90% full and i was lucky to get a spare seat

The lunch was lovely again on japan airlines and the staff were very attentive and chatty with me so i really liked that.

the 787 bathroom door is great as you pull open the door and it neatly goes inside the bathroom, easy to get in and out.

The staff helped me when i went in the back and helped me pour my coke and showed me the different snacks.

They only get 24 hours in helsinki and go back to japan

It was funny seeing the sunset and sunrise though it took about an hour to do it and it didnt go completely dark

 once arriving at helsinki, the transfer security was troublesome with the girl saying i cant go through unless i have a boarding card for manchester and the only way to get my boarding card is by going through security to get to the transfer desk, very stupid idea or should i have gone back to the gate to where the finnair agents are?
Either way i had like 30 mins to get to the next flight.

Anyway while she was also saying the same thing to another man, i moved my trays to the other security line as she wasnt accepting my sticker on my passport that had the man flight number and the letters man but luckily that security xray guy said that's fine.

At least all of the staff were really friendly at helsinki security and i would like to go again and see the city


Full flight video on Singapore Airlines A380 Super Jumbo

Full Flight on Singapore Airlines

Singapore Airlines Flight SQ317 from London Heathrow to Singapore



I took and filmed a Full flight on board Singapore Airlines A380 Super Jumbo.  I rank Singapore Airlines at the same level as Japan Airlines, or what i mean is, I rank Japan Airlines as a 5 star airline like Singapore Airlines is in terms of the friendliness that you get.  These two airlines are the ones I feel are consistent.


The Holding Pen if no gate number displayed (the acoustics are terrible and i couldn't handle more than the time it took to find a toilet)  Thankfully I knew where the flight goes from and went straight there.
Check-in took 5 minutes from queueing to leaving






Not for me

Emirates Next Door

Peace and quiet (SQ317)

Door Seal Maintenance















 Full Flight Video Part 1 (8 hours)
http://www.youtube.com/watch'v=vxPNemiRGRs

Full Flight with ATC Video Part 2 (4 hours)
http://www.youtube.com/watch'v=EHuxizOyIvw

Waiting for the next flight to Manila 2 hours later