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Why the plane suddenly drops a few feet and why it’s completely safe ✈️⬇️ #FearOfFlying #FlightAnxiety #TurbulenceAnxiety #CalmFlying #TravelAnxiety That brief falling sensation is caused by descending air currents, not by the plane losing control. The aircraft instantly adjusts and continues flying safely, exactly as it was designed to do. It can feel scary inside the cabin, but from a pilot’s perspective it’s a normal, expected movement. Understanding this helps your body stop panicking and tr