Something weird happened last time I was on a plane, please read the details?

Question

I've been flying for as long as I can remember, and I've never felt sick or anything before, but when I was flying from Moscow to Frankfurt (3 hour flight), I felt really dizzy. Then on the 8 hour flight back to America, I felt fine. The flights were 1.5 hours apart, so it's not like it was a week later or something.

Anyone know why that happened that time?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Maybe you had a bug of some sort, or you were more tired or dehydrated than usual.  Or maybe you were drinking when you normally don't?  Are you old enough to drink alcohol?  You don't say.  Or maybe the first flight had a little more turbulence than normal.  It could be a combination of any of these factors, too.  Who's to say?

Answer 3

Oh... it could be anything!!!

bad food...

lack of food...

dehydration...

air turbulence...

cleaning products used on the plane...

someone wearing "toxic perfume" sitting next to you... :o)

It could be a number of different things, or a combination of a few!

Answer 4

Maybe something to do with air pressure.

Or lack of Oxygen or something.

Answer 5

speed, temprature.......

i'm actually thinking it's not the plane, but  you.

hey, at least you were sitting down!

Answer 6

Maybe it was anxiety. This is the most probable cause. There are two options for this. My girlfriend has an anxiety disorder that can be incapacitating @ times. Her Psychiatrist prescribes her benzodiazapine tranquilizers. Clonazapam to be exact. It helps her immensely. Otherwise, pray. :)