| The patient was diagnosed after displaying both aerophobia and acute hydrophobia. |
| Mr. Colvin, who said he not only would not fly himself, but would not let his wife, Tracie, fly to Texas next month, has classic aerophobia, as the fear of flying is called. |
| He was at the same time attacked by aerophobia to a prodigious degree. |
| The condition, called aerophobia, is common with one in three adults suffering anxieties while flying. |
| The lukewarm smiles of the cabin crew did little to alleviate my aerophobia and the only distraction I found was in the quaintness of the destination. |
| Many first-time flyers suffer from aerophobia, though some hide it better than others. |
