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8 Tips to Help Conquer Your Fear of Flying

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Short-term fixes using alcohol, especially when an average flight to Europe is twelve hours, was not a permanent solution. As they say, “knowledge is power” and understanding the facts about the rare occurrences of airplane crashes or terrorist activity was a good first step to me coping with this fear. But, there are many other tips that helped me and may help you to face your fear too.


8 Tips for the Fearful Flyer

Not knowing the noises the plane makes during takeoff, landing, and in flight can lead to believing all these unfamiliar sounds are tragedies about to happen. Learn the sounds of the wheels retracting during takeoff, the chimes that happen inside the cabin, and the noise of acceleration, so that your nerves will be eased.

READ MORE: Airplane Noises Explained for the Nervous Traveler
READ MORE: Which Plane Noises Should I Be Worried About?

Keep yourself busy with games, books, movies, or music. Sometimes one distraction is not enough for me, so I will use two —…

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