- Maanneri caught the moment her plane experienced turbulence in a TikTok clip
- Many people sympathized while others said they loved the shaky movement
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With flight anxiety is at an all-time high due to recent crashes, one first-time flyer shared a terrifying video of her plane entering a sea of gray clouds.
The TikTok user who goes by maanneri recently posted a video that has already amassed 3.8 million views and over 245,300 likes.
The clip began with the creator filming from her window as her plane flew through a blue sky and puffy clouds.
‘It’s your first time on a place and this happens…’ read the text over the video.
Within seconds, her plane flew through a large grey cloud that left very little visibility.
From her window, the content creator then filmed the plane’s wing shaking as it experienced rough winds.
Petrified passengers could also be heard in the background as the turbulence shook the plane.
The caption of the video read: ‘Throwback to when my soul left earth and the panicked voices in the background.’
A first-time flyer captured the moment her flight experienced turbulence in a viral TikTok
Some viewers sympathized with the first-time flyer and shared their own experiences.
‘I hate cloudy flights because of this. It’s so bumpyyyy,’ someone wrote.
‘I’ve been on more planes than I could ever count and my soul still leaves my body every time we go through a cloud,’ a user said.
‘The way I could feel that in my stomach,’ a person commented.
‘Why is the turbulence always crazy when planes go through clouds?’ someone questioned.
However, others said they enjoyed turbulence and it’s a ‘normal’ occurence.
‘A flight without turbulence is boring,’ a user wrote.
‘Am I the only one that likes a little turbulence? It’s kind of like a mini roller coaster ride,’ another viewer admitted.
Her plane entered a large grey cloud and its wing began to shake from the powerful wind
‘Turbulence is normal,’ said another.
A user commented: ‘Think of clouds as speed bumps. They rock your car a little but when you are going slow enough they do no damage.’
‘Turbulence is the best part!’ someone argued.
‘Turbulence makes me feel alive,’ a commenter shared.