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]]>On long-haul flights, chances are that you may decide to get some sleep. By doing your bedtime routine near the start of your flight, you’ll be ready at any time that you feel like catching some shut eye. Make sure to brush your teeth and wash your face once the seatbelt lights go off.
Drinking plenty of water on your plane journey is important so that you remain hydrated. Still, drinking fizzy, carbonated drinks can cause discomfort, particularly given the high air pressure on the plane.
While airlines often provide some free gifts, you may want to bring some things from home to help you sleep on the off-chance that they don’t. Consider bringing a sleep mask, blanket, and even earplugs if you want to block out the noise.
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]]>The recycled air on flights is incredibly harsh and drying to your skin and hair, so applying some moisturizer to the skin and nourishing oil to the hair mid-flight can go a long way to making you look fresher.
Needing to look good after a flight is no reason to suffer from sitting in anything less comfortable than sweatpants during the flight. So bring a change of clothes in your carry-on that doesn’t wrinkle easily and do a quick change in the bathroom at the gate when you land.
While you’re in that bathroom, you can make a big difference by applying some light makeup and running a brush through your hair. And our biggest pro tip? Brushing your teeth and spritzing some perfume can make a huge difference in making you feel more put-together, even if they don’t affect how you look.
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]]>The flight from Singapore to New York is going to be even longer now, since the plane is going to land at JFK instead of Newark airport. This will bring the total distance the plane needs to cross from 9,534 to 9,536.5 miles.
The switch was made so Singapore Airlines could work better with a mix of passenger and cargo under the current circumstances. The numbers of passengers are down, mostly because Singapore still doesn’t allow foreigners to enter the country—with some exceptions.
The airline, however, anticipates “significant cargo demand, including pharmaceuticals, e-commerce, and technology firms,” as the company’s crew revealed to CNN.
The longest flight in the world will last 18 hours and 5 minutes when flying from Singapore to JFK, and 18 hours and 40 minutes from JFK to Singapore, due to the headwind. The flight to Singapore means terrible jetlag as passengers arrive two days after departing. The departing time is scheduled for 11:30pm while the arrival time is 6:10am, two days later.
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]]>Keeping your passport, documents, and money in a small bag makes it easier to lose that bag in a taxi or at a café. It’s much better to use a pocket of a larger bag and keep money in several different places, just in case.
If you have an option to check-in online—make sure to use it. Providing a free online check-in is a tactic some airlines (like Wizzair) use to charge you the airport check-in, and the process is simple and straightforward.
Unless you’re sure you’re following the rules about the amount of liquids and the specific way to pack them in your hand luggage, it’s better to put them in the checked luggage. If you don’t properly pack the liquids, you risk the staff taking them away, and you will certainly get angry looks from people behind you for holding up the line.
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]]>The post How to Travel In Comfort, Even If You Have a Middle Seat appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>While some people hate flying and think it’s uncomfortable, the truth is that there are many things you can do to affect the quality of your flying experience. Everything is in your hands,
Make sure that one bag is packed with all the essentials. Lots of water should be by your side, followed by a light but warm blanket and a small pillow to fall asleep easily. A lack of a comfortable seating position can really affect your health.
You should also pack some basic, nutritious and effective snacks. A Snickers or beef jerky will do the trick in providing your body with the energy punch it needs.
What should be the first thing that you do after arriving in a new place? An exercise of course. This routine will help you get accustomed to the new area and bet that annoying jet lag. It may take some effort, but trust us – it works.
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]]>The post Flight Hacks To Make Your Journey More Comfortable appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>On long-haul flights, chances are that you may decide to get some sleep. By doing your bedtime routine near the start of your flight, you’ll be ready at any time that you feel like catching some shut eye. Make sure to brush your teeth and wash your face once the seatbelt lights go off.
Drinking plenty of water on your plane journey is important so that you remain hydrated. Still, drinking fizzy, carbonated drinks can cause discomfort, particularly given the high air pressure on the plane.
While airlines often provide some free gifts, you may want to bring some things from home to help you sleep on the off-chance that they don’t. Consider bringing a sleep mask, blanket, and even earplugs if you want to block out the noise.
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]]>The post Tips for Looking Good Straight Off the Airplane appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The recycled air on flights is incredibly harsh and drying to your skin and hair, so applying some moisturizer to the skin and nourishing oil to the hair mid-flight can go a long way to making you look fresher.
Needing to look good after a flight is no reason to suffer from sitting in anything less comfortable than sweatpants during the flight. So bring a change of clothes in your carry-on that doesn’t wrinkle easily and do a quick change in the bathroom at the gate when you land.
While you’re in that bathroom, you can make a big difference by applying some light makeup and running a brush through your hair. And our biggest pro tip? Brushing your teeth and spritzing some perfume can make a huge difference in making you feel more put-together, even if they don’t affect how you look.
The post Tips for Looking Good Straight Off the Airplane appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post The Longest Flight in the World Will Be Even Longer after Relaunching appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The flight from Singapore to New York is going to be even longer now, since the plane is going to land at JFK instead of Newark airport. This will bring the total distance the plane needs to cross from 9,534 to 9,536.5 miles.
The switch was made so Singapore Airlines could work better with a mix of passenger and cargo under the current circumstances. The numbers of passengers are down, mostly because Singapore still doesn’t allow foreigners to enter the country—with some exceptions.
The airline, however, anticipates “significant cargo demand, including pharmaceuticals, e-commerce, and technology firms,” as the company’s crew revealed to CNN.
The longest flight in the world will last 18 hours and 5 minutes when flying from Singapore to JFK, and 18 hours and 40 minutes from JFK to Singapore, due to the headwind. The flight to Singapore means terrible jetlag as passengers arrive two days after departing. The departing time is scheduled for 11:30pm while the arrival time is 6:10am, two days later.
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]]>The post 3 Things to Avoid Before a Flight appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Keeping your passport, documents, and money in a small bag makes it easier to lose that bag in a taxi or at a café. It’s much better to use a pocket of a larger bag and keep money in several different places, just in case.
If you have an option to check-in online—make sure to use it. Providing a free online check-in is a tactic some airlines (like Wizzair) use to charge you the airport check-in, and the process is simple and straightforward.
Unless you’re sure you’re following the rules about the amount of liquids and the specific way to pack them in your hand luggage, it’s better to put them in the checked luggage. If you don’t properly pack the liquids, you risk the staff taking them away, and you will certainly get angry looks from people behind you for holding up the line.
The post 3 Things to Avoid Before a Flight appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post How to Travel In Comfort, Even If You Have a Middle Seat appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>While some people hate flying and think it’s uncomfortable, the truth is that there are many things you can do to affect the quality of your flying experience. Everything is in your hands,
Make sure that one bag is packed with all the essentials. Lots of water should be by your side, followed by a light but warm blanket and a small pillow to fall asleep easily. A lack of a comfortable seating position can really affect your health.
You should also pack some basic, nutritious and effective snacks. A Snickers or beef jerky will do the trick in providing your body with the energy punch it needs.
What should be the first thing that you do after arriving in a new place? An exercise of course. This routine will help you get accustomed to the new area and bet that annoying jet lag. It may take some effort, but trust us – it works.
The post How to Travel In Comfort, Even If You Have a Middle Seat appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
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