Flight Attendant Shares Hack For Dealing With Turbulence
If you consider yourself to be a nervous flyer than you will want to see what this, a flight attendant shares hack for dealing with turbulence. Most of us are not fans of it, some of us can deal with a certain amount of it and there are others that can not deal with any. My wife and one of my daughters have a very bad motion sickness problem. Any little jolt or wiggle will send them off into a very uncomfortable state of mind.
Thankfully for flyers that do suffer from motion sickness there are over the counter remedies such as Bonine or Dramamine. They work fine unless it is a more than usual turbulent flight. I feel sorry for them when this happens because there is a certain sense of helplessness for them. They grab for anything that they can use a fan to help cool off the cold sweats that come with it. Thank goodness that planes come with AC controls over head that folks can turn up as high a possible too cool off.
Keep an eye on the flight attendants to see how they deal with turbulence
One thing most flyers do during a particularly turbulent flight is to see how the flight attendants are dealing with it. It’s always amazing and reassuring to watch the calm and cool professionals in these stressful times. They usually go about their business as though theirs nothing to worry about. When the captain tells the flight attendants to take their seats, that’s when we know it’s about to get serious. That being said, they still exude calm and confidence.
That’s why we are interested in how they have come to deal with a turbulent flight, so if it freaks you out, check out this flight attendant’s little trick or hack on how to deal with it next time you take a flight.
She says instead of white-knuckling it, pretend you’re jelly or “submerged in jelly,” and start wiggling around in your seat. It’s not clear if there’s any science behind it, but she claims it’ll calm you down and make the turbulence seem not-so-bad.
Here’s the flight attendants advice