Pilot reveals best place to sit

 celeb pilot Jimmy Nicholson has shared his nice tips for dealing with turbulence in a recent video, an awful lot to the delight of anxious flyers everywhere. The Bachelor Australia famous person took to TikTok on Wednesday to offer his expert advice on minimising the feeling of nausea on planes and to offer a few words of reassurance to irritating air travelers.

Dressed fittingly in his smart pilot uniform, Nicholson used his cat to illustrate how the aircraft movements after take-off and why the ones vulnerable to nausea have to continually take a seat towards the top of the aircraft in place of at its rear.

"in case you sit down on the the front of the aircraft, you're going to enjoy much less turbulence. So if you're on the returned, it's gonna be a bit more bumpy," the 33-yr-old said. "The rear of the plane will swing extra, the front will swing less," Nicholson delivered, swishing his cat's legs and tail to help viewers visualise the manner better.

"take into account, the plane isn't always going to fall out of the sky," he persisted. "You’re all suitable. It’s just an traumatic thing that hopefully will handiest closing for a depend of minutes,” he stated. "do not worry, we are no longer stressed approximately it." Nicholson, who first shot to repute in 2021 at the fifth season of The Bachelor Australia, completed his training as a regional specific Cadet Pilot in 2014.

today, the Sydney-based influencer holds a business Pilot License and regularly stocks his aviation adventures on social media. He seems to have followed inside the footsteps of his father and his grandfather, who have been additionally pilots and both flew for the Australian airline, Qantas. "it is a piece of a family lifestyle," he admitted again in 2014.

fans of Nicholson were quick to react to his turbulence video, with many sharing their personal studies of managing nausea and fear on planes. "Lol I don’t care about feeling sick while in terrible turbulence. I too busy making peace earlier than I die," one character joked, even as another quipped, "Turbulence is a comfy rub down."