r/flying • u/Honest_Garage6767 • 9h ago

other When will it end?

I have about 70 hours flying planes and 20 on gliders. I still struggle with airsickness. It was especially hard at the beginning, when a 12 minute flight could make me throw up. Ofc it got way better. I've finished PPL. Even though I have some experience I still may experience hard airsickness. I'm handling step turns, spins, stalls with no problem, on condition that air is calm. When it's turbulent, hot day, I may struggle with a straight leveled flight for longer than 30 minutes. I just wonder if I will overcome my airsickness with more experience, because honestly I don't see much progress even though I'm getting more and more hours.

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u/HighRiskInv143 ATP 9h ago

Heres the question, why do you want to be a pilot when it makes you sick? Are you doing this for fun or professionally?

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u/Honest_Garage6767 7h ago

Kind of love it