aviophobia
noun
avi·o·pho·bia ˌā-vē-ə-ˈfō-bē-ə 
ˌa-
variants or less commonly aviaphobia
: intense fear or dislike of flying : aerophobia
Relatively few of the estimated 25 million Americans who suffer from aviophobia avoid flying altogether. 
Travel and Leisure
Travel and Leisure aviophobe
ˈā-vē-ə-ˌfōb
noun ˈa-
or less commonly aviaphobe or aviophobic
ˌā-vē-ə-ˈfō-bik
or aviaphobic ˌa-
plural aviophobes also aviaphobes or aviophobics or aviaphobics
Who doesn't love the feeling you get when you're high in the air on a plane, heading for somewhere—anywhere—different? Well, aviophobes for one, who find nothing but fear in the friendly skies. Adria Vasil
Adria Vasil aviophobic adjective
or less commonly aviaphobic
I'd come straight from an American Airlines flight during which an aviophobic widow had wadded various handfuls of my blouse and jacket into her fists the entire trip. Jennifer Rardin
Jennifer Rardin 
Word History
Etymology
aviophobia from avi- (in aviation, aviator) + -o- + -phobia; aviaphobia from avia- (in aviation, aviator) + -phobia
First Known Use
1976, in the meaning defined above
Medical Definition
aviophobia
noun
avi·o·pho·bia ˌā-vē-ə-ˈfō-bē-ə, ˌa-
variants also aviaphobia
: fear of flying : aerophobia
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