I hate me for watching the news about it on that time.
That's the flight that seeing all the details about on television gave me the fear of flying that I have these days, specially when above the ocean.
I just can't overcome this.
That's the flight that seeing all the details about on television gave me the fear of flying that I have these days, specially when above the ocean.
I just can't overcome this.
It’s gonna be over quick.
It’s gonna be bang, people are gonna scream, you’re gonna be the most scared you’re ever gonna be for like 15-90 seconds and then it’s all gonna be over.
That’s if you even get to hear the bang in the first place.
So microscopically small chances of something bad happening times not so small chance of dying in a plane crash = nothing to worry about, you have to be incredible lucky to be so unlucky.
Do you mean a total loss of a passenger airline?
Because there was:
- "Prime Air" crash in 2019 ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlas_Air_Flight_3591 ), it was a total loss of a cargo airplane.
- A deadly crash in SF in 2013: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asiana_Airlines_Flight_214
And a couple more deadly incidents.
I wouldn't count cargo planes if I were evaluating risk as a passenger.
Due to maintenance error, everyone in the plane including the crew black out of hypoxia and crash on the land. There are horrific pictures from the site.
What made me not being afraid of flying was to get familiar with the technicalities of the flights, it's less scary the more you understand it.