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Robert
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« on: December 04, 2006, 02:17:22 pm »
Hi all,

I did a introductory flight on Saturday and I got a bit air sick. This was my first flight in a Cessna 172 and we had heavy turbulence and the pilot warned me that we would have allot of turbulence during the flight. As a result of this I got air sick but not to the point that I had to throw up. My question is will this happen every time I go up and if so will it go away....?

I am now going to do my PPL with the aim to go all the way to CPL so I really need you  guy's to give me feed back and some advise on this one. Grin

Best regards,

Robert
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« Reply #1 on: January 16, 2007, 10:19:46 pm »
Being airsick is very common for about the first 20 hours of flight training. So, it should go away, though it may take a little longer. To help not getting sick, get cold air blowing on you and watch the horizon as much as you can.
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