I'm a private pilot, so I have no stories involving passengers. The most scared I've been however was when I took off for my solo cross country flight during training. About 10 minutes after I took-off and started out I already lost my landmarks and was freaking out that I was going to get myself lost. I just ended up tuning in a local VOR and used it to get me to my next landmark that I found with no problems.
By the way, since you are going on a trans-atlantic flight your aircraft is more than likely under an ETOPS certification. This means your aircraft has been checked, inspected and approved for long duration flights with no alternate airports close by. As far as traveling goes, you honestly can't get much safer.
By the way, since you are going on a trans-atlantic flight your aircraft is more than likely under an ETOPS certification. This means your aircraft has been checked, inspected and approved for long duration flights with no alternate airports close by. As far as traveling goes, you honestly can't get much safer.