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]]>Generally, asking people to swap seats with you is frustrating, especially if those people booked or even paid for those seats in advance. Unless there is a seriously important reason why you cannot sit in your pre-assigned seat, it’s better to rather remain where you were placed.
Sometimes, when the flight crew calls passengers to the boarding gate, people rush to get to the front of the line – a chaotic sight to behold. Ultimately, being first in line makes no difference, as everyone will get on the place regardless. Rather than joining in the frenzy, exercise patience and save yourself from unnecessary stress in the process.
As you know, a plane is an enclosed space, making smells all the more noticeable. With this in mind, it’s better to rather not eat strong-smelling food on board. Stick to snacks with scents that are less noticeable or maybe wait for the airline’s meals to come around.
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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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]]>Sit straight in your chair with your legs parallel. Lift your right foot and place it over your left knee so that your legs form a 90-degree angle. If you feel the stretch, remain where you are, but if you’d like a little more, lean forward slowly, keeping your back straight. Hold for five breaths and repeat on the other side.
If you’re comfortable stretching on the floor, start in a downward-facing dog position. Raise your right leg into the air, careful to keep your hips squared toward the floor. Bring your leg forward and place your calf on the floor so that it’s parallel to the front of the mat (or the wall). You should feel a stretch in your right hip. Hold the pose for five breaths and repeat on your left side.
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]]>Generally, asking people to swap seats with you is frustrating, especially if those people booked or even paid for those seats in advance. Unless there is a seriously important reason why you cannot sit in your pre-assigned seat, it’s better to rather remain where you were placed.
Sometimes, when the flight crew calls passengers to the boarding gate, people rush to get to the front of the line – a chaotic sight to behold. Ultimately, being first in line makes no difference, as everyone will get on the place regardless. Rather than joining in the frenzy, exercise patience and save yourself from unnecessary stress in the process.
As you know, a plane is an enclosed space, making smells all the more noticeable. With this in mind, it’s better to rather not eat strong-smelling food on board. Stick to snacks with scents that are less noticeable or maybe wait for the airline’s meals to come around.
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]]>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.
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]]>The post Stretches to Help You Get Through Long Flights appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Sit straight in your chair with your legs parallel. Lift your right foot and place it over your left knee so that your legs form a 90-degree angle. If you feel the stretch, remain where you are, but if you’d like a little more, lean forward slowly, keeping your back straight. Hold for five breaths and repeat on the other side.
If you’re comfortable stretching on the floor, start in a downward-facing dog position. Raise your right leg into the air, careful to keep your hips squared toward the floor. Bring your leg forward and place your calf on the floor so that it’s parallel to the front of the mat (or the wall). You should feel a stretch in your right hip. Hold the pose for five breaths and repeat on your left side.
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