claustrophobic, scared of heights and gets motion sickness. For the

I'm reminded of one chap who felt claustrophobic in the rear of a 172 - but
somehow felt OK so long as he sat next to the door in the front.

I had visions of him having a panic attack and wanting to step out of the
aircraft at 3000 feet (which didn't happen by the way).

Like many - when you take the time to explain things to them - and they see
you controling the aircraft competantly and responsibly - they're usually
happy to fly again.