Bus ride sees ‘steady growth’ while leaflets require alternative transport to fly: ‘fear and uncertainty’

Some people may worry about getting into the air, give the latest plane errors, collision and air travel costs.

If nerve leaflets require other forms of travel, there is transport that requires no rise.

Kai Bysan, a resident of Dallas and Flix CEO of North America, Flixbus and Gayhound’s parent company, told Fox News Digital that the company has seen a knight growth.

“Intercity bus interference has increased continuously as more travelers over distance reconsider their options, recognize buses as a natural alternative to flight or driving,” Bysan said.

“Fear of flight is nothing new, and many travelers have always preferred to stay based on a real variety, whether personal comfort or more control over their journey.”

A Flixbus spokesman told Fox News Digital that “fraud across the gryhound network and Flixbus increased by a double percentage of year by year” to 2024. This is “compared to 2023, continuing an upward trend.”

The moment of fraud passed in 2025, according to the spokesman, who added that more data will be available in April.

In addition to the fear of flight, travelers can choose the bus riding “due to high flights, unpredictability or comfort of direct access from city to city.” There are also no baggage fees or security lines.

Brian Morris from Salt Lake City, who suffers from Airfobia, created “Deck Flight: Fear of Flash Cards” to help anxiety leaflets calm them down for receiving procedures and travel experience.

“In the light of the latest flight incidents and accidents.

Morris said it is important to know that anxiety about flight produces valuable feelings, “especially when we are bombarded with videos and reports of aviation errors.”

Aerophobia can be driven by news of the plane crashes, rising and landing, and turbulence, also noted the Cleveland Clinics.

Google Trends Search results for phrase “Is it safe to fly?” increased in February.

Morris said he reminds himself of “extraordinary trade aviation security record.

Statistically speaking, the flight remains one of the safest ways of transport ” – a belief that helps it to preserve” a sense of tranquility and rationality, “he said.

Bysan also showed reliability, affordability and flexibility by contributing to the last growth of bus passengers.

“Traveling by your bus is much different from the past and has evolved into a modern, technology-driven experience, offering free Wi-Fi, power stores and abundant seats that make the long-comfortable and convenient tryps,” Boysan said.

“When you compare bus tariffs with increasing flight costs, especially for last minute bookings, it is clear why more travelers are seeing inter -city buses as a practical opportunity.”

“People want more control over their travel experiences, and intercity buses are growing to meet this question,” Boysan added.