Long-Haul Flying
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JohnnyJet
replying to @united @united A9 Book a window seat, always use a mask and earplugs, and listen to soft music. Also let the FA/your seatmates know you don’t want food. #TravelSkills
cjmcginnis
replying to @united @united A9 For sleeping, I bring my own oversized eye mask (Dream Essentials) with concave bays for my eyes: https://t.co/8xFx7sGTdg #TravelSkills
DanaHFreeman
replying to @travelskills @travelskills A9. Lay off the alcohol. You might think that glass of 🍷 helps you sleep but it just dehydrates you #TravelSkills
united
A9 If you have trouble sleeping, bring your own pillow, blanket and comfy clothes to help you feel more relaxed. #TravelSkills
cjmcginnis
replying to @united @united A9 Try to book a window seat in economy. You can lean against the wall and won’t get bumped by flight attendants or passengers. #TravelSkills
theplanetd
A9 Noise cancelling earbuds playing soft sleep music, eye mask, your own scarf or sweater and Tylenol PM #TravelSkills
LandLopers
A9: Well, if it’s a VERY long flight it should just come naturally. Anything less than 10 hours though and I can’t usually sleep so I just watch movies lol #travelskills
SmarterTravel
A9: It's always a struggle, but here are some tips that can help: https://t.co/Z7sbau4Diz #TravelSkills
AndreaFeczko
A9 Best tips for getting sleep on a long flight- make sure to invest in a neck pillow and a travel blanket. Here's my video on how to sleep on a plane #travelSkills https://t.co/VTe28gMcKD
wtcgroup
replying to @travelskills @travelskills A9: Show up to your flight after a decent amount of walking or excercise or show up tired. Getting sleep through natural methods is far healthier and better for you than using medication to induce sleep. #Travelskills
12bLAxx
replying to @cjmcginnis @cjmcginnis A9: I used to get as high as possible before a flight, but security theatre is weird, so I don't do that anymore. Oh, and I'm old. Still, the medication I have to take usually just knocks me out. Earbuds and an eye mask also helps. #TravelSkills
united
A9 Can’t sleep on flights no matter what? Bring a guide book and use the time to plan or check out the travel section on the United Hub. https://t.co/brr9ud5uw7 #TravelSkills
larrykleung
replying to @travelskills @travelskills A9 Too bad eating more desserts wouldn't help. 😋 I'd say use a meditation app and some melatonin. #TravelSkills
HCTravels
A9: Use your miles to get a seat up front. Otherwise, probably medicate. #TravelSkills https://t.co/VuM9ameA8u
Heather_Poole
A9. 1. Sleep on your left side? Choose left side of the plane so you can lean your head against wall. 2. Move carry on against seat so you can stretch your legs under seat in front of you. 3. Use jacket as lumbar support. 4. Wear headphones. Listen to relaxing music #TravelSkills
juliefernanda
RT @Heather_Poole: A9. 1. Sleep on your left side? Choose left side of the plane so you can lean your head against wall. 2. Move carry on a…
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StopJetLag
A9: Melatonin can be helpful if you take it at the correct destination time based on your flight times, your sleep profile and the amount of time zone changes on your trip.
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glorious_globe
A9: I was having a hard time falling asleep on a flight to London but the ambient music on @VirginAtlantic helped me drift off. 😴 #TravelSkills
InsideCableNews
replying to @cjmcginnis @cjmcginnis A9: Red Eye flying in Premium Economy or better. Much harder in regular Economy in a non red eye scenario...#TravelSkills