Re: Cross Country Flight -- Ear Damage?
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What I do on aircraft is the valsalva maneuver. You basically pinch your nose and try to blow gently out of your nose. That'll cause your ears to "pop" and equilize easily. When the airplane starts to descend, make sure to do this early and often, and you shouldn't have any issues.
Trust me on this one...as a pilot, I can tell you that this works wonders.
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but what can you tell me, as an applebee's waiter?
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Don't you have something else to do with your time than be a complete cockbite? 11,000 posts, you'd expect someone to know how to act.
Jesus Christ dude. You don't piss me off, I'm just amazed that people like you actually exist and are tolerated (well, maybe only on the internet). Go troll another thread.
Actually...y'know what, this just reminded me why I stopped posting here. See you all in another couple months.
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