Turbulence
Welcome to this website! How do I know you’ve just arrived? Because most people who have a fear of flying are worried about turbulence and this is the first bit of information that people want.
Hi and Welcome to this abbreviated page about Turbulence. There is more information about this subject on the turbulence page available when you joing the Social Network for Fearful Flyers at LOGBOOK 24/7
Please be confident that you will be able to overcome your fear of flying. We are here to help you in anyway that we can.
Don’t forget to visit the shop where there are more products to help you overcome your fear of flying than anywhere in the world. And they’re great products they’ve all got great reviews so don’t hesitate to visit and overcome your fear of flying for ever.
Always wear your seat belt, and tighten it in turbulence.
Turbulence or a bad experience in the air are probably the most common reasons for a fear of flying. Most people believe that turbulence is dangerous; the truth is, that during turbulence the pilots remain in complete control of the complete control of the aircraft. There is a chapter on turbulence on our Audio CD Set.
There is also a description of turbulence in our Flying without Fear Book.
Remember that
• Turbulence is uncomfortable, but that’s not the same as dangerous
Turbulence caused by the wing vortices
The truth is that aircraft go up and down during turbulence but the reason that we believe that they are always falling is that the sensation or falling is much more alarming and unpleasant than the sensation of going up.
Turbulence is caused by the movement of the air. When these two flows of air (N-S and E-W) collide with each other, they cause turbulence just as two rivers meeting will cause currents and eddies and make a boat bounce around. Turbulence is just the airborne and invisible version of this. (Movement of air accounts for all the weather we experience.) similarly any air which is heated up, for example, over a town, will do the same thing, and rise.
The best