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Old May 26th 08, 11:01 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
NW_Pilot
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"Amine" wrote in message
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Does motion sickness fade away with experience? How many of you
seasoned pilots had/still have serious issues with recurrent nausea?
(Assuming of course an otherwise good health.)



Whats motion sickness? I forgot hahahahahaha....


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Old May 27th 08, 01:20 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Robert Barker
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"Amine" wrote in message
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Does motion sickness fade away with experience? How many of you
seasoned pilots had/still have serious issues with recurrent nausea?
(Assuming of course an otherwise good health.)


Had a guy in our club learning to fly. He had over 70 hours and had to
quit. Got sick every time he flew. He started again after being off for a
year. Ate a large spoon of creamy peanut butter about half an hour before
he flew and never had another problem. He just passed his checkride last
Tuesday and doesn't need the peanut butter any more!


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Old May 27th 08, 10:55 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Robert M. Gary
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On May 26, 2:41*am, Amine wrote:
Does motion sickness fade away with experience? How many of you
seasoned pilots had/still have serious issues with recurrent nausea?
(Assuming of course an otherwise good health.)


Yes. When I was a student pilot I got sick all the time and was really
really scared I couldn't fly as a result of my air sickness. I no
longer have any air sickness and I cross the Sierras all the time now.

-Robert
 




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