@soryang
During my 4 years in the Navy I was stationed onboard an aircraft carrier. Made 3 west pac cruise's. In that time we lost 2 planes. One A-6 and crew and one F-18. The pilot was able to punch out and was retrieved.

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...as mere ute. I witnessed ten class Alpha accidents, that is total loss accidents, of military aircraft one way or another. I worked day in and day out with the pilots while they risked their lives, in peace time mind you. I'd be talking to a pilot and a hour or so later, gone. Two friends killed in separate accidents, two others almost killed while I watched the fantastic scenes, I couldn't have imagined except in a old war movie. Six people killed in one event, a midair, that I hadn't gotten to know yet. I saw one of them in the ocean before he drowned as the ship passed him. He was waving to us. Saw a huge explosion on the deck when a heavy reconnaissance bird slammed into the deck as the signal officer kept screaming wave off, wave off...2 dead. I could go on about these stories and more. Two friends I made much later, to whom I will ever be grateful had the patience to listen to my stories...I will never forget.

Subsequently, I had a bad experience in an airliner once, "turbulence." I had another bad experience in a bug smasher as a passenger, when it got caught in a downdraft, and I hit the ceiling, literally. I thought the plane was in a stall but the pilot recovered it. I haven't flown in over twenty years.

Oh well.

Really great looking city SP, thanks for sharing. Only visited there once for a conference, had to fly, of course. I had a bad experience on the flight, on the way there, which I won't describe. After the trip back home, which was uneventful, I never flew anywhere again.