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Originally Posted by Rochard
What you seem to be missing here is that when you fly the plane changes altitudes multiple times during your flight, and no one notices a thing. When the plane changes altitude to avoid turbulence, no one runs into the cockpit and says "What the fuck is going on". Generally speaking no one notices such changes, and if they do they assume it is routine.
I flew for two hours yesterday and didn't look out the window once. I was busy watching a movie.
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I already said: altitude drop from highest point to the ground in 8 minutes is the drop that you feel, as a passenger.
And yes, I feel when a plane is lowering in order to avoid turbulence or stuff like that. It continues for a short time, 10 seconds, 20 seconds whatever. That is routine. 1-2 minutes of non stop lowering and people would be shitting their pants. Let alone 8 minutes...