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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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]]>First and foremost, comfort is key. You’ll be spending several hours in a confined space, so it’s important to wear comfortable clothes. Loose-fitting clothes made of breathable fabrics like cotton or linen are ideal. Additionally, investing in a travel pillow and blanket can make a world of difference in getting some shut-eye during your flight.
It’s important to drink plenty of water before and during your flight to prevent dehydration. Bringing a reusable water bottle and refilling it during your flight can ensure you stay hydrated without having to rely on the airline’s limited supply of water.
Entertainment is also crucial for a long-haul flight. Bring a tablet or e-reader with pre-downloaded movies, TV shows, or books. You can also bring a pair of noise-canceling headphones to block out any background noise and immerse yourself in your chosen form of entertainment.
Snacks are also a must-have for a long haul flight. Packing some healthy snacks like trail mix, granola bars, or fruit can help you avoid the overpriced and often unhealthy options available on the flight. However, be sure to check with your airline about any restrictions on bringing outside food onto the plane.
Lastly, staying clean and refreshed is important on a long-haul flight. Pack some essential toiletries like toothbrushes and toothpaste, facial wipes, and moisturizer to freshen up during your flight.
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]]>Whether you prefer the window or the aisle (we’re partial to the aisle), the best way to make sure you end up in your preferred seat is to book your tickets as far in advance as possible. Most airlines will let you choose your seat within your class.
If you’re a frequent flyer, noise-canceling headphones are worth the investment. Save yourself from the frustration of trying to fall asleep surrounded by crying babies and other people’s conversations so you can get some rest before you land.
Most airlines will provide several meals and snacks on longer flights, but you’ll thank yourself and make your flight more enjoyable if you bring a few of your own favorite treats. We suggest avoiding anything too messy and sticky, however.
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]]>Airplanes can get very cold, and although flight attendants sometimes pass out blankets, we find they’re usually pretty thin. Warm clothing is key if you’re someone who likes to sleep on planes. Your body temperature drops slightly when you sleep, so bringing a thick jacket and scarf is a great way to keep yourself comfortable.
The absolute best way to help tune out your surroundings and not have to hear that one guy who always yells at the flight attendant is a good pair of noise-canceling headphones.
Most long flights will offer some kind of meal or snack, but there’s nothing worse on a flight than being hungry hours away from mealtime. Keep yourself satiated by packing your own favorite snacks.
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]]>Avoid the awkwardness of falling asleep on your neighbor with a neck pillow. It’ll allow you to relax and give your head something to rest on as you nod off, helping you to get some shuteye. Any neck pillow will do, but we love this one from Calpak.
One of the most disrupting parts of long flights is the noise. People talk, babies cry, even the plane itself is quite loud. Give yourself some peace and quiet with headphones designed to block it all out. We find Bose makes great options, but there are plenty of brands available for whatever you’re looking for.
Many airlines will offer eye masks for long-haul flights, but we find that they’re not always very comfortable. The band may not fit right and the polyester material is often itchy. We like masks from the company Slip to help block out any light that may keep you from getting some much-needed rest.
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]]>The post Unconventional Ways to Pass the Time on a Long Flight appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Long flights can be a great place to get creative work done. If you’re a writer, use the endless hours to cook up that screenplay you’ve been thinking of. If you’re an artist, sketch up something magical while being inspired by the clouds through the window.
You can also get actual work done. If you’ve been slammed at your job and need to catch up on some paperwork, a long flight can be just the time to do it. Granted, it’s not the most fun activity, but at least you’re being productive!
This is a new trend that people have started to do: exercising on a plane. We’re not talking about a full-on workout—after all, no one wants to smell your stinky pits. But if you head to the back of the plane, a few light exercises will keep your body feeling fresh.
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]]>The post Tips for Long-Haul Flights appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Having headphones, a travel charger, comfortable socks, a travel pillow, lip balm, moisturizer, and an eye mask with you on your carry-on will make things much easier for you so you can be as entertained and comfortable as possible.
Maybe you can get away with wearing jeans or a button-up shirt on a short flight, but it just won’t do on a long-haul. So put on your comfiest pants, a cozy, warm sweater, and plenty of layers to keep you as physically comfortable as possible.
Your body isn’t likely to enjoy sitting all folded up for long periods of time. Do yourself a favor and try to get your blood flowing at least a few times during your flight. Just get up, walk around, and do some light stretching. But, of course, only when the fasten seatbelt sign is off!
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]]>Fortunately, there is one simple tip that will help you be more comfortable on these flights: pick the aisle seat! Here are three reasons why the aisle seat will be your best friend on your next long flight.
If you find yourself on a flight that will last for several hours, it’s inevitable that you’ll want to get up to use the restroom or to simply stretch your legs. Sitting in the aisle seat gives you free reign to get up as much as you want, which is something that you’ll definitely appreciate.
Tall people like me don’t enjoy flying because of the reduced dimensions of airline seats. If you sit in the aisle seat on long flights, you’ll at least have a little bit more space to stretch out your legs into the aisle. Just be careful not to get run over by the beverage cart!
Long-haul flights often offer the opportunity to sleep due to flying overnight. Unfortunately, sometimes we fall asleep with the window shade open and wake up too early due to the light streaming into the window at daybreak. If you sit in the aisle seat, this won’t be a problem.
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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.
The post Flight Hacks To Make Your Journey More Comfortable appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post Travel Essentials You Need For Long-Haul Flights appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>First and foremost, comfort is key. You’ll be spending several hours in a confined space, so it’s important to wear comfortable clothes. Loose-fitting clothes made of breathable fabrics like cotton or linen are ideal. Additionally, investing in a travel pillow and blanket can make a world of difference in getting some shut-eye during your flight.
It’s important to drink plenty of water before and during your flight to prevent dehydration. Bringing a reusable water bottle and refilling it during your flight can ensure you stay hydrated without having to rely on the airline’s limited supply of water.
Entertainment is also crucial for a long-haul flight. Bring a tablet or e-reader with pre-downloaded movies, TV shows, or books. You can also bring a pair of noise-canceling headphones to block out any background noise and immerse yourself in your chosen form of entertainment.
Snacks are also a must-have for a long haul flight. Packing some healthy snacks like trail mix, granola bars, or fruit can help you avoid the overpriced and often unhealthy options available on the flight. However, be sure to check with your airline about any restrictions on bringing outside food onto the plane.
Lastly, staying clean and refreshed is important on a long-haul flight. Pack some essential toiletries like toothbrushes and toothpaste, facial wipes, and moisturizer to freshen up during your flight.
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]]>The post Tips for Surviving Long-Haul Flights appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Whether you prefer the window or the aisle (we’re partial to the aisle), the best way to make sure you end up in your preferred seat is to book your tickets as far in advance as possible. Most airlines will let you choose your seat within your class.
If you’re a frequent flyer, noise-canceling headphones are worth the investment. Save yourself from the frustration of trying to fall asleep surrounded by crying babies and other people’s conversations so you can get some rest before you land.
Most airlines will provide several meals and snacks on longer flights, but you’ll thank yourself and make your flight more enjoyable if you bring a few of your own favorite treats. We suggest avoiding anything too messy and sticky, however.
The post Tips for Surviving Long-Haul Flights appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post What to Pack in Your Carry-On for Long-Haul Flights appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Airplanes can get very cold, and although flight attendants sometimes pass out blankets, we find they’re usually pretty thin. Warm clothing is key if you’re someone who likes to sleep on planes. Your body temperature drops slightly when you sleep, so bringing a thick jacket and scarf is a great way to keep yourself comfortable.
The absolute best way to help tune out your surroundings and not have to hear that one guy who always yells at the flight attendant is a good pair of noise-canceling headphones.
Most long flights will offer some kind of meal or snack, but there’s nothing worse on a flight than being hungry hours away from mealtime. Keep yourself satiated by packing your own favorite snacks.
The post What to Pack in Your Carry-On for Long-Haul Flights appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post Travel Accessories to Make Flying More Comfortable appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Avoid the awkwardness of falling asleep on your neighbor with a neck pillow. It’ll allow you to relax and give your head something to rest on as you nod off, helping you to get some shuteye. Any neck pillow will do, but we love this one from Calpak.
One of the most disrupting parts of long flights is the noise. People talk, babies cry, even the plane itself is quite loud. Give yourself some peace and quiet with headphones designed to block it all out. We find Bose makes great options, but there are plenty of brands available for whatever you’re looking for.
Many airlines will offer eye masks for long-haul flights, but we find that they’re not always very comfortable. The band may not fit right and the polyester material is often itchy. We like masks from the company Slip to help block out any light that may keep you from getting some much-needed rest.
The post Travel Accessories to Make Flying More Comfortable appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post Unconventional Ways to Pass the Time on a Long Flight appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Long flights can be a great place to get creative work done. If you’re a writer, use the endless hours to cook up that screenplay you’ve been thinking of. If you’re an artist, sketch up something magical while being inspired by the clouds through the window.
You can also get actual work done. If you’ve been slammed at your job and need to catch up on some paperwork, a long flight can be just the time to do it. Granted, it’s not the most fun activity, but at least you’re being productive!
This is a new trend that people have started to do: exercising on a plane. We’re not talking about a full-on workout—after all, no one wants to smell your stinky pits. But if you head to the back of the plane, a few light exercises will keep your body feeling fresh.
The post Unconventional Ways to Pass the Time on a Long Flight appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post Tips for Long-Haul Flights appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Having headphones, a travel charger, comfortable socks, a travel pillow, lip balm, moisturizer, and an eye mask with you on your carry-on will make things much easier for you so you can be as entertained and comfortable as possible.
Maybe you can get away with wearing jeans or a button-up shirt on a short flight, but it just won’t do on a long-haul. So put on your comfiest pants, a cozy, warm sweater, and plenty of layers to keep you as physically comfortable as possible.
Your body isn’t likely to enjoy sitting all folded up for long periods of time. Do yourself a favor and try to get your blood flowing at least a few times during your flight. Just get up, walk around, and do some light stretching. But, of course, only when the fasten seatbelt sign is off!
The post Tips for Long-Haul Flights appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post This is Why The Aisle Seat is Your Best Friend on Long Flights appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Fortunately, there is one simple tip that will help you be more comfortable on these flights: pick the aisle seat! Here are three reasons why the aisle seat will be your best friend on your next long flight.
If you find yourself on a flight that will last for several hours, it’s inevitable that you’ll want to get up to use the restroom or to simply stretch your legs. Sitting in the aisle seat gives you free reign to get up as much as you want, which is something that you’ll definitely appreciate.
Tall people like me don’t enjoy flying because of the reduced dimensions of airline seats. If you sit in the aisle seat on long flights, you’ll at least have a little bit more space to stretch out your legs into the aisle. Just be careful not to get run over by the beverage cart!
Long-haul flights often offer the opportunity to sleep due to flying overnight. Unfortunately, sometimes we fall asleep with the window shade open and wake up too early due to the light streaming into the window at daybreak. If you sit in the aisle seat, this won’t be a problem.
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