How did you deal with flying alone for the first time?

We're you scared, did you not really care, what did you do to get over it or just any tips you have for flying and being able to get through the airport and fly with ease thanks so much

It was no big deal to me.

I wasn't really scared because I had flown before and was confident that I knew what to do.

It was easy for me. I was 23 at the time. I went to Europe and backpacked. I'm or at least the adventurous type

My grandfather was a pilot in WWII. He told stories of flying planes that were basically big tin cans with motors out, and in terrible storms, and over people shooting at him. So I guess I wasn't worried about a modern jet, where there are safety systems to back up safety systems to back up safety systems. A place is one of the safest places you can be- much safer than the car on the way to the airport.

Didn't have to "deal" with it. I was a small kid and was terribly excited, I sure enjoyed the whole experience, and since then I've flown so many times, both short, long and very long flights, it's become actually boring lol.

Try to enjoy the experience, get a window seat and watch the world disappear under your feet lol. Look at the pretty clouds and enjoy the view if it's a clear day. Have fun!

First time flying alone was from UK to vietnam and i was only nervous when it had turbulance

I love to fly…

I enjoyed it. Though the 1st time the cut back the engines to glide into the airport, that 'spooked me' a bit. Why the heck are they turning off the engines when we're still 3 friggin miles in the air?

By far the worst part of any flight is getting through the queues at Security. Once that's done, the rest is easy and not unpleasant.

Honey! I was 10 years old when I flew alone the first time. I pre-ordered the vegetarian meal. Even the frequent fliers were impressed