Airline CAPTAIN Debunks 9 Fears Of Flying

Airbus Pilot based at Manchester Airport answers some of your biggest fears of flying, and tells you why you don't need to worry! Use this to help overcome fears of flying/ flying anxiety.

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[outandaboutwithBen]

Fantastic video. Thanks Captain Mark.

My brother is getting wed in Cyprus in October (flying to Paphos with Easyjet from Manchester) and my 87 year old Nan who is terrified of flying is coming. I've shown her the previous one and will show her this later. It's a massive help. Thanks again 👍

[leedavies]

lets get this video trending like the last one

[MichaelNabuya]

Thanks for the video my anxiety is starting to calm down im not really an active traveler but since i moved abroad inhave to flight to see my family and my daughter whenever I’m in the airport or just waiting for the plane I’m shaking a lot of question in my mind about the planes since i watch this video it give me a chill to calm down … shout out to all pilots out there for doing the great job to keep us safe

[lenamarselis]

Thank you so much for all those videos! I used to fly from Dubai, Qatar and Turkish airlines with only positive experiences. I have now been in Europe for almost 4 years feeling crazy turbulences and radical turns which may be scary. Could you please cover 3 topics in other videos: how pilots change planes / manufacturers / sizes of planes and how to they get trained for it; turning radically - I understood from some other videos that either Airbus or Boeing are allowing to exceed the max limit of turning while the other one is blocking it; are cheaper airlines investing in “cheaper” and less good pilots or are standards all the same? And maybe a forth point: who is responsible (airline or the airport) for checking the airplane for damage before it takes off? Thanks a lot! There was one more but I need to remember that one later :)

[malkystoddart]

Another great video - cheers again Glorious Leader. Was talking to a friend yesterday ho has a fear of flying and pointed him in the direction of these videos- such a worthwhile repository of info.

[uuu]

Thanks captain! I hate flying.. but this has calmed me down for my upcoming 10 hour flight 😬

[westmerian]

Another great masterpiece by an exceptional person - thank you again Captain Mark

[Piranessy]

Not me watching this feeling better, then reading the comments with people talking about all these disasters where it didn’t work. Like gee, thanks, so helpful.

[Steveb-fy]

Brilliant video, many thanks for the explanation

[angierobinson]

Thanks so much for this valuable information I have a fear of flying and will never fly at night so hence it costs me a lot more to fly during the day. Also the rest of the info was really interesting for me too 🙏🏻

[ginaj]

Thank you for comforting me because I'm so scared of flying 😭

[Underhills]

When talking about running out of fuel he swallowed nervously 😱

[PoppyStat]

I love those videos. And I really appreciate a pilot explanation!❤

[ElSarcastro]

Honestly I would love to have seen this video before my flight to and back from vacation. I think most of the fear of flying is due to how low of survival rate in a crash is. The brain always tries to gauge the worst possible scenario, like some single critical error was made or a critical malfunction occured, for example due to service crew negligence or cutting cost on the ground (or you get shot by some wanker in an AA installment) and then ther is literally nothing you can do to avoid a terrbile fate, while usually having enough time for regretting gettning onboard.

[tomfoolery]

Brilliant, so reassuring, thank you👍

[mrraamsridhar]

Sir, I was hoping to hear from you about transoceanic flights in particular. There were sevwral things you mentioned, particularly in the first video, for which the solution was to find the nearest airport. But what do you do when youre flying over, say, the Atlantic Ocean?

[Claudia_from_Germany]

Thank you, Captain, for this great video. I am terrified of flying but your words help me a bit.

[Meganalex-ttpp]

I’m flying to Malaga from uk tomorrow and I’m already in a panic. Thank you for these videos!!

[GabiBaird]

I plan to fly from London to Doha and then to Melbourne on April 1st. Afterwards, I will fly from Melbourne to Chile and then to Brazil on April 19th. It's quite a long trip 😮🙄

[leedavies]

another question on the radio failure could control tower phone you personally