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A lot depends on the type of plane. A little DC-9 would have made more people sick than a 767. As we're flying more we ride more in larger aircraft and on direc
by droidist2 12y ago
A lot depends on the type of plane. A little DC-9 would have made more people sick than a 767. As we're flying more we ride more in larger aircraft and on direct flights so there are less rides in little puddle jumpers.
- liberty53 12y agoMuch better (more stable) auto pilots and flight management systems?
- raverbashing 12y agoProbably both, but autopilot can't "shake off" turbulence However, it can fly more direct routes and do smoother curves. I remember the last time I felt really bad was in an AA Super-80, doing a lot of curves to reach an airport. Bigger planes (737s/A320) were not so bad
- cafard 12y agoIndeed. The heaviest demand for bags I've ever seen was on a puddle jumper between Philadelphia and Washington, on a windy spring day.