Saw the 🥖 at LAX in 2022. Still sad that I didn't get to fly on them before they are gone
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Discovery Flight Gone Wrong
Hi everyone. I recently had a discovery flight in my Cessna Skyhawk go wrong. I’ve been flying these discovery flights for almost 2 years, and really really enjoy doing it.
At the request of my brother, I took my 14 year old nephew up for a 60 min flight last week. It was his first time in a small aircraft. About 30 minutes into the flight, out of nowhere he started crying and proceeded to puke all over himself. I had a small ziplock bag, but didn’t manage to get it to him. He puked again right on touch down and was miserable.
Honestly I was really taken back, because this has never happened to me with a passenger before (maybe I’m lucky) but especially a family member. I’m obviously upset that he didn’t have a good experience, and that now he’ll he scared to want to fly again in a small aircraft.
Has this happened to anyone else and do you have any tips? I’m hoping it doesn’t happen again but know that’s wishful thinking.
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Hi everyone. I recently had a discovery flight in my Cessna Skyhawk go wrong. I’ve been flying these discovery flights for almost 2 years, and really really enjoy doing it.
At the request of my brother, I took my 14 year old nephew up for a 60 min flight last week. It was his first time in a small aircraft. About 30 minutes into the flight, out of nowhere he started crying and proceeded to puke all over himself. I had a small ziplock bag, but didn’t manage to get it to him. He puked again right on touch down and was miserable.
Honestly I was really taken back, because this has never happened to me with a passenger before (maybe I’m lucky) but especially a family member. I’m obviously upset that he didn’t have a good experience, and that now he’ll he scared to want to fly again in a small aircraft.
Has this happened to anyone else and do you have any tips? I’m hoping it doesn’t happen again but know that’s wishful thinking.
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