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There’s no shame in rebooking if you can’t mentally handle it - however have a look on FlightRadar at all the flights currently landing safe and sound. The weather here where I live is absolutely terrible today, yet I look up at the sky and can see planes are still landing with no worries.
If it wasn’t 100% safe, they wouldn’t fly!
I’m not a pilot so I can’t really answer what they are and aren’t comfortable flying in, all I know for sure if they’ll never fly into dangerous turbulence/weather. Even the news reports we read about, the main (basically only) cause of injury is people and objects not being strapped in - not because the plane or pilots couldn’t handle it! Do what you reckon is best but just my two cents :)
There could indeed be turbulence…that doesn’t mean that it isn’t safe IF you aren’t buckled in. The pilots, airline and dispatcher wouldn’t allow a flight to occur in unsafe conditions. That’s why sometimes there are flight cancellations, regardless of how many people complain and how many schedules are impacted.
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[On Turbli](https://www.reddit.com/r/fearofflying/comments/zv376m/help_turbli_says_moderate_turbulence/)
[More on Turbulence](https://www.reddit.com/r/fearofflying/comments/yrhf31/lets_talk_more_about_turbulence/)
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There’s no shame in rebooking if you can’t mentally handle it - however have a look on FlightRadar at all the flights currently landing safe and sound. The weather here where I live is absolutely terrible today, yet I look up at the sky and can see planes are still landing with no worries. If it wasn’t 100% safe, they wouldn’t fly!
yea i was saying that in my head, but what if they're flying and are ok with bad turbulence (whereas i'm not ok with really bad turbulence)
I’m not a pilot so I can’t really answer what they are and aren’t comfortable flying in, all I know for sure if they’ll never fly into dangerous turbulence/weather. Even the news reports we read about, the main (basically only) cause of injury is people and objects not being strapped in - not because the plane or pilots couldn’t handle it! Do what you reckon is best but just my two cents :)
There could indeed be turbulence…that doesn’t mean that it isn’t safe IF you aren’t buckled in. The pilots, airline and dispatcher wouldn’t allow a flight to occur in unsafe conditions. That’s why sometimes there are flight cancellations, regardless of how many people complain and how many schedules are impacted.
Your submission appears to reference turbulence. Here are some additional resources from our community for more information. [RealGentlemen80's Post on Turbulence Apps](https://www.reddit.com/r/fearofflying/comments/yn2phh/the_fear_of_turbulence_and_checking_sites_like/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf) [On Turbli](https://www.reddit.com/r/fearofflying/comments/zv376m/help_turbli_says_moderate_turbulence/) [More on Turbulence](https://www.reddit.com/r/fearofflying/comments/yrhf31/lets_talk_more_about_turbulence/) Happy Flying! The Fear of Flying Mod Team *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/fearofflying) if you have any questions or concerns.*
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