In aircraft, what do you feel when you are in the mid-air?

Question

In aircraft, what do you feel when you are in the mid-air?

Answer 1

like i am sitting down

Answer 2

Under normal conditions, it's just like sitting in an arm chair in your living room.  If you encounter turbulence it can feel as though there are giant moles (Graboids?) playing volleyball under the floor.  If you make an uncoordinated maneuver (for example, a slipping turn) it can feel as though the house tipped up on its side, but just for a moment.

Most of the time it's just like sitting.

Answer 3

The same as sitting in a chair, but often a bit noisier.

Answer 4

It's like sitting in an uncomfortable chair with hard cushions with your face looking at a wall, and you knees smashed into that wall.

There are bumps and shaking every now and then, which is nothing but turbulence, that being something the pilots aim for.

You can eat 1/4 oz of peanuts and/or pretzels, or you can purchase the YUMMY airplane food.

Of course, the amount of agony is directly related to the type of person sitting next to you.

Enjoy your flight. Maybe I'm bitter as many of my flights have been over 8 hours, and they absodanglutely suck.

Answer 5

not much... kind of like riding in a car with your eyes close you hear the noise of the jets more with a bump every now and then ... most of the time is smooth once in a while you run into a storm cloud which does get more bumpy.... most of the time i sleep thru most

Answer 6

--The mid-air collision?  --Might not feel a thing.

Answer 7

like you're sitting in a car, only a little higher....

Answer 8

I FEEL LIKE I AM BETWEEN THE ,HIGH AIR AND THE , LOW AIR  BUT NONE OF THESE FEELINGS ARE AS GOOD AS THE FEELING OF GOOD OLD MOTHER EARTH UNDERNEATH MY TOESIES.