mirmartinez
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Mar 16, 2008
I am already freaking out and our flight is 7 days away.
I am already freaking out and our flight is 7 days away.
I didn't really hate to fly until after our emergency landing coming back from Key West one year. There was smoke on the plane. It was scary. I didn't think we would ever get to land. Felt like forever. Turns out some kinda invertor shorted and they said it really wasn't a big deal. Freaked me out though. I just kept saying God please let us land safe over and over.
My husband also has problems with the pressure when the decent starts. Really hurts his head. On a few flights it was days before he could even hear very good. Not fun.
We have decided we are going to drive where we want to go for now on (atleast for a while). So if it is too far to drive we just won't go for now.
My fear started when I worked for a subcontracter for British Airways and found out about "airplane tape"
I Love To Fly. My Wife Hates It , She's A White Knuckler. It's Not The Fly'n That Bothers Her , It's Crashing.
You're a big help telling her about your wife's silly fears.
I am afraid to even ask but I am going to anyway. What is airplane tape and where is it used? Is it like duck tape?
In racing I call it the 200mph tape which is duck tape in colors to match the cars. Duck tape is an amazing thing.
It is like duct tape, but metallic. It holds up well in extreme heat and cold.
I only seen it used in the interior of the planes for cracks in the cockpit and the overhead.
DH who worked for USair as maintence for years swears that once its applied it never comes off.
It is like duct tape, but metallic. It holds up well in extreme heat and cold.
I only seen it used in the interior of the planes for cracks in the cockpit and the overhead.
DH who worked for USair as maintence for years swears that once its applied it never comes off.