Guy Adami

Tom Cruise explains what it actually feels like to ride a plane wing at 145 mph: 'It's the toughest weight workout you've ever had' Host: “I get nervous for you. Do you have fear?” “Also when I'm there on the wheel, I'm worried about these downdrafts that are coming in. I'm perceiving the bumps. I know what that pilot is going through.” “Because also when I'm flying in between the two wings and I'm zero g in there, I also have to know my body position because I'm creating drag and reducing the air flow over that wing.” “When that airplane's going and doing a loop and we're right on the top, I have to know where I need to be position wise so that this airplane doesn't start falling out of the sky and we get into a spin.” “I have to rest to let my body, my muscles refuel so that I can get just from the wing to the cockpit. Because also we're limited in fuel. My pilots cannot land with me on the wing.”