Travis Barker Skipping Blink-182 Australian Tour Due To Fear Of Flying After Crash

Travis Barker supported discriminating copies and wounds in a plane collision that took the lives of four individuals almost five years in the past, and the drummer can’t carry himself to fly again – regardless of the possibility that it means missing an abroad tour with his band.

The 37-year-old performer has proclaimed he should not be show for the Blink-182 tour Down Under as he doesn’t have a route to get there without flying.

“I’m sad to publish I won’t be uniting Blink-182 on this Australian tour,” Travis composed in a post on his Facebook page late Saturday night. “I still haven’t gotten over the horrific occasions that sat down for a bit I flew when my plane crashed and 4 individuals were executed, two being my best associates.”

Travis' drum obligations could be briefly taken over by a stand in for the Australian tour.

“I gave the band my favoring to take an additional drummer in the event that they still needed to do the tour without me,” he composed.

The father of two stated he had investigated making a trip to the nation by boat, yet that it hadn’t worked out.

“I plan to come to Australia again some time or another maybe by boat if need be. Sadly, there wasn’t a pontoon that worked with the agenda this time around,” he composed. “At the end of the day I’m sad to each of the fans.”

As beforehand covered AccessHollywood.com, Travis and the late Adam Goldstein (DJ AM) were the sole survivors of a minor plane slam that took the lives of the plane's two pilots, on top of Travis' security monitor and a partner in September 2008.

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