WEEK 214: MY FIRST PLANE FLIGHT
Hello friends, airplanes are considered one of the safest means of transport in the world, even given this reality, taking the first air trip is a taboo in the lives of a large part of the world's population, the human mind is hilarious and fearful, we always imagine that the worse could happen in our turn.
My first plane flight was a mix of unusual situations, where fear, despair, anxiety and the desire to give up were present even after starting the flight. The first problem happened at the airport, one of the family members' suitcases didn't arrive with the others, I immediately thought, it's a sign to give up on this trip, but an employee brought it right away. I kept trying to find a justification to give up on boarding. You might think, I just had to stay at home, what would my son and family think, everyone's ticket was booked.
When it was time to board, my legs were cold, I don't know how I managed to climb that ramp, my body desperate on the inside and encouraging others to move forward on the outside, a tense situation. At takeoff I had my eyes closed, I prayed, I said I was taking a nap, HAHAHAAAA, I didn't want to show others that I was scared, I just mentioned it when I arrived.
When I was in the air, the feelings of fear were overshadowed by the aerial beauty, however, 30 minutes after the flight came the news that killed me inside, the commander said that we would go through turbulence, my friends, I passed away in my mind at that moment, I imagined , it's over. I looked from the side, everyone desperately tightening their seat belts, so as not to show the feeling of imminent end, i said: calm down people, it's normal. My mind: we die!
The turbulence was minimal, but it was scary, watching films with tragic endings on a plane ends up causing unnecessary fear. After almost two hours of travel, we arrived at our destination. I'm honest in saying, I just didn't kiss the ground when I arrived out of embarrassment, but I've never been so grateful for being on land. I've taken several trips, none of them were like the first, however, they all seem to be the first trip, the fear of heights always hangs in the air.
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Great plane to first flight
Meu primeiro voo foi uma derrota, mas depois de perder a virgindade de voar, tudo ficou mias tranquilo. Só nunca perdi o medo kkk.
Voa em um teco teco que ai sim vc perde medo, muito seguro voar, eu fico suave. Já peguei umas turbulencias pesadas, em uma dela eu até voei e fiquei em gravidade zero. foi bebidas pelo teto todo, carrinho das comidas descendo corretor, quando voltei pro banco coloquei cinto e aviao caiu novamente. esse dia deu medo. foi lá perto de brasilia, meses depois caiu um aviao la, ai deu mais medo ainda.
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Eai Josiva, tudo certo? Cara, já avisei algumas vezes e vou voltar a repetir.. por favor, não use a tag a #hivebr quando fizer o seu post apenas em inglês, isso pode induzir os curadores ao erro e sabemos das condições para ser elegível a curadoria da comunidade. Agradeço a compreensão.
Boa tarde fera, obrigado por informar, não estava ciente da informação.
I believe on every first trip we always have this fear of incidents occuring and it really mess us up at the beginning but with time we get use to it
That was my case, today I travel more frequently, but the fear never completely disappeared.
Haha :) I guess the return flight would be better :) Flying actually is the safest mean of transport. And the most convenient too - even though the space is very limited. Plus, if you know how to buy the flight tickets, it's extremely affordable. I fly regularly, and its often the cheapest option for me.
Boy, today I travel more calmly, but there's always that fear in my mind. If I'm not mistaken, I've already taken 8 flights, but only for practical and necessary procedures, when I can, I go by car. I'm sure it's the safest, but it's that thing, all it takes is one accident to say goodbye to the world.