How to Have a Low Stress Flight
Book in advance: If you book in advance, you are more likely to get the seat you want and have a cheaper ticket, as last-minute tickets can be very expensive and you could end up in a rather undesirable seat., Either check or ship your luggage: take...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Book in advance: If you book in advance
Only carry on items such as laptops, cell phones, iPods, and whatever you need to keep you from getting bored during your flight , Now is also the time to get a drink or something to eat so you are not hungry or thirsty onboard , Wear shoes that are easy to remove.
DO NOT wear jewelry and if you can, avoid wearing a belt. , This air vent blows recirculated air directly into your face towards your eyes mouth and nose.
Leaving this on is the fastest way to get sick while flying.
Inform the people sitting next to you of this and kindly ask if they would turn theirs off as well. , Everyone else on the plane wants to get off as well, and should move rather quickly especially with the flight attendants ushering them out.
Take your time, make sure you collect all your carry on items, and calmly head towards the exit , If you are an unaccompanied minor IMMEDIATELY go to the help desk and ask for someone to take you to your connecting flight.
They will be willing to help you, and you will be able to relax before boarding again instead of searching for your gate. ,:
Keep in mind where you are going and why you are flying.
Maybe on an important business trip or adventure? Vacation or visiting friends/family? Remembering why you are doing this will keep your stress levels low and make the flight and airport hassle worth it! -
Step 2: you are more likely to get the seat you want and have a cheaper ticket
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Step 3: as last-minute tickets can be very expensive and you could end up in a rather undesirable seat.
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Step 4: Either check or ship your luggage: take as few carry on items as possible
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Step 5: this reduces the number of items you have to keep track of.
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Step 6: Arrive at the airport AT LEAST one hour prior to scheduled departure to avoid stress due to long lines at baggage checking and security.
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Step 7: Wear layers: wear short sleeves with a sweater or jacket.
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Step 8: As soon as you board: TURN OFF YOUR OVERHEAD VENT!
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Step 9: When you land: Do not make a mad dash for the exit.
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Step 10: When connecting: Make sure you give yourself at least 30 minutes between connecting flights.
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Step 11: Keep your destination in mind!
Detailed Guide
Only carry on items such as laptops, cell phones, iPods, and whatever you need to keep you from getting bored during your flight , Now is also the time to get a drink or something to eat so you are not hungry or thirsty onboard , Wear shoes that are easy to remove.
DO NOT wear jewelry and if you can, avoid wearing a belt. , This air vent blows recirculated air directly into your face towards your eyes mouth and nose.
Leaving this on is the fastest way to get sick while flying.
Inform the people sitting next to you of this and kindly ask if they would turn theirs off as well. , Everyone else on the plane wants to get off as well, and should move rather quickly especially with the flight attendants ushering them out.
Take your time, make sure you collect all your carry on items, and calmly head towards the exit , If you are an unaccompanied minor IMMEDIATELY go to the help desk and ask for someone to take you to your connecting flight.
They will be willing to help you, and you will be able to relax before boarding again instead of searching for your gate. ,:
Keep in mind where you are going and why you are flying.
Maybe on an important business trip or adventure? Vacation or visiting friends/family? Remembering why you are doing this will keep your stress levels low and make the flight and airport hassle worth it!
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Peter Patel
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