> Err...have you actually asked someone to get into a Cessna?
Yes? In practice once you convince them to get into the plane the only real issue in the air for those new to flying is air sickness.
Also fun fact a good number of pilots claim to have a fear of heights (never met one irl except online in aviation forums).
If you are in aviation/aerospace, don't be afraid to share the joy of flying. There's nothing quite like cruising at 90-100 knots @ 3000-4000ft AGL on a nice clear day.
Yes? In practice once you convince them to get into the plane the only real issue in the air for those new to flying is air sickness.
Also fun fact a good number of pilots claim to have a fear of heights (never met one irl except online in aviation forums).
If you are in aviation/aerospace, don't be afraid to share the joy of flying. There's nothing quite like cruising at 90-100 knots @ 3000-4000ft AGL on a nice clear day.