Given the historical events, are there any people who are afraid to fly on 9/11?

[Baitball Blogger]

Do stats show a drop-off in flight activity?

[redstatebluegirl]

1. I just generally don't like to fly.

It is like a greyhound bus in the air anymore. I did move a flight last year from 9/11 to the day after, it sounds silly, but I did do it.

[dhol82]

2. Don't really think about the date. I only occasionally look at the sky and note

whether it’s a 9/11 blue.
That’s what I remember from the day. The amazing blue sky.
That being said, I am flying back from Italy on 9/10. Hadn’t even thought about dates.

[Hoyt]

3. Try not to fly. Standing in line is not my thing. I start sweating, get frigidity, and fit "profile"

I always get pulled aside for further search, and that just makes me look/act more suspicious. Really need to be drugged. Fortunately, I like to drive.

[MiniMe]

4. It took me a few months to be able to fly at all

Nerves got the better of me. It wasn't the date for me, just flying. I have now gotten over it.

[zanana1]

5. There's a whole generation...

kids born on 9/11 are 17 now. They've only seen the videos.

[Baitball Blogger]

6. I would like to believe that security increases on that day. Just because.