Go elsewhere
I suggest taking flying advice from someone who is mentally stable and not the creator of this app. Just read his Substack, he shows how mentally unstable he is by becoming totally unhinged on politics. If he can’t keep it together over that, who would think that he could help you overcome your fear? He clearly lives in a make believe fear himself.
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Flight anxiety
Tbh the one app that’s genuinely helped me with my flight anxiety. I always buy the turbulence charts before every flight, and they’ve been pretty accurate. Helps knowing what to expect
Scrolling issue
For those having an issue scrolling through all the content, the workaround is to select the text and scroll your finger down to highlight all the content. Double tap or hold down on the first word so it gets highlighted, then use the indicator circles that show up to drag and highlight the rest of the text. You can then copy the text and paste into notepad. Just a tip.
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I now love flying after 30yrs of extreme fear.
I sadly spent 30yrs of my life in total extreme fear of flying, after buying this audiobook, possibly written and produced by the best person to actually write it, all my fears are now totally gone.
Listen to this expert if you want to beat the fear of flying and see the world.
Love the G-Force App which also comes with the audiobook.
Listen to this expert if you want to beat the fear of flying and see the world.
Love the G-Force App which also comes with the audiobook.
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Used to be better
I had this app several years ago, and it has changed. You used to be able to read the topics. Now you just get the first page and can’t scroll any further. Don’t bother paying, but it’s still good to use the G force meter to see how little shake is really happening in the plane. Last time I used this app I drove over some train tracks with it recording during my drive and WOW. That made a huge difference to my perception of turbulence movement.
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