Aerial turbulence could be unnerving, specifically for passengers that are not so secure with flying generally. No matter how much turbulence there is, it isn’t ok to deplane from a commercial flight at any time. Action films might, but it is not ok in real life. Fortunately, modern commercial airline security methods make such actions next to impossible. However, Playboy model Tiffany Livingston was not thinking about what was possible when she burst from her seat and attempted to open the door of in-flight JetBlue Flight 222 from Orlando, Fla., to Newark, N.J. while the plane was at 10,000 feet. At the time, the was having an anxiety attack without medication around. She is only 21 years old. The FBI released Livingston after she was taken into custody following the plane landed. The attack caused Livingston to try to stabilizer herself, reports TMZ, against the door.
Tiffany Livingston is ‘not just another pretty face’ some say
In 2009, Tiffany Livingston was in centerfold of the Singapore version of Playboy, VIP but is described as “not just an additional fairly face,” but rather as an intelligent young woman. Playboy describes Livingston as hardworking, approachable, and fresh. It said that she used to live in Manchester N.H., and became the girl she is through a lot of hard work and manual labor. Supposedly, she dated magician David Blaine at one time. Livingston said real magic was found though within the book by Viktor Frankl called “Man’s Search for Meaning”. The book helped her with all of of her frustrations and anger that come from modeling. She told this to Playboy.
Dealing with air turbulence
According to FlyingFear.net, air turbulence doesn’t indicate that a plane is out of control. It is something that can’t be controlled. It’s natural. Turbulence is caused by one thing that is actually predictable many of the time. It is the interaction of jet stream air moving at different speeds and it acceptable. Airplanes – particularly commercial craft designed to carry many travelers – are intended to be at bare minimum twice as strong as they need to be to withstand the worst turbulence. While such knowledge may not have helped Tiffany Livingston during her moment of anxiety, it certainly wouldn’t have hurt.
Further reading
Flying Fear
FlyingFear.net http://www.flyingfear.net/articles/dealing-with-turbulence-anxiety.html
Poole Associates
poole-associates.com/Poole Penthouse in VIP.htm
TMZ
tmz.com/2010/09/10/singapore-surprise-playboy-model-tiffany-livingston-jetblue-airplane-detained-arrested/
