Announcing Advanced Fear of Flying Class
Part of our Phoenix program for people with a fear of flying is an annual flight. And spring means that it’s time to get on that plane!
One of the things that you need to do to overcome fear of flying is to fly, and we advocate taking a short practice flight. People who have flown in previous Advanced Classes find that it is helpful to face their fear with other fearful flyers.
As a member of our Advanced Class, you will fly roundtrip from Phoenix to San Diego on a Southwest Airlines’ commercial flight. We flew Southwest Airlines last year and found them to be incredibly supportive of our group of fearful flyers. And the best news was that the flight over was so amazing that we didn’t leave anyone in California! Just after we landed back in Phoenix, one of the men in the class told Diane that this was the first time he didn’t have to take the bus back from California.
Prior to our Advanced Class last year, Rachel hadn’t flown since 2002. After her successful Advanced Class flight to California last spring, we received this email from her as summer began:
” I am taking back the world. I am scheduled to take 7 flights this summer. My son and I are off to Costa Rica on the 6th of June. I wanted to take Captain Ron on the flight with me (he he), but have decided to brave it alone. Thanks for all the help. I really feel like I’m ready to fly again.”
So if you’re ready to fly with us, read on!
We will take a group of up to 12 fearful flyers (plus coaches). So…if you’re sick and tired of being sick and tired of your fear of flying, have we got a deal for you! Currently Southwest is offering a one-way web-only fare of $49 each way, plus taxes and fees. Of course, when those seats are gone, they’re gone, so you’ll want to book as soon as possible to get this cheap fare. Yes, you will book your own ticket and have to practice the full experience of flying, from booking to returning.
Early on the morning of Saturday, April 17, we’ll fly as a group over to San Diego, have lunch, and then fly home. Coaches are welcome to fly with you. Of course, Diane and I will be there to help.
Included in the Advanced Class tuition fee of $150 is email support leading up to the flight, a webinar the night before the flight, and a pre-flight briefing the morning of the flight. Coaches accompanying the fearful flyer are not required to pay this tuition fee.
Wouldn’t it be nice to PRACTICE flying with a supportive group to San Diego in the spring so that when summer comes and the heat rises, you’ll be good to go–not only to San Diego, but to take a longer flight or two?
Are you ready to join Rachel and take back the world?
Click here to visit the page with flight details and the enrollment links.
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Comments
I do fly only because I have to. It is pure hell from the moment I book my flight. I wish there were a class (on the ground) that shows us what all those bumps and thumps (turbulence) and all the noises I hear while 35,000 feet off the ground are! Maybe there’s a video I can watch (safely from my living room!) that explains all of the above. But in the meantime, I will continue to read this web site!!
We do have our online webinar class that may do exactly what you want–flying education from your living room. And if you still have questions after the two-hour class, then you email us and I will personally answer your questions.
We appreciate your comments and feedback, Cynthia!
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