Could be Eustachian : tube orifices opening & closing due to pressure changes. Or the epiglottis flapping over your trachea to protect your airway. Need in-person exam to get a visual, possible ENT scope. May even need a swallowing study if it is causing difficulty swallowing.
Answered 1/17/2018
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