Long Flight HACKS You Need To Know About!

Long Flight HACKS You Need To Know About!

Welcome back to Around The Globe, today on the channel we are going to check out the 11 HACKS to survive long-haul flights! Thanks to the miracle of human flight, we can now fly direct from Newark, New Jersey, to Singapore in just under 19 hours. That also means people spend nearly an entire day of their lives off the ground, in cruising altitude limbo, only to land with the kind of jet-lag that eclipses exhaustion. For any serious traveler, long-haul flights are a necessary evil. How do they do it? Here, 12 tips for surviving—even enjoying—a day in the air.

Buy your ticket as early as possible. Waiting and hoping for that $20 price drop, more often than not, is not worth the trouble. Not only does buying early give you peace of mind in the weeks and months leading up to your departure, it increases the likelihood that enough seats remain open for you to pick where you want to sit—whether you prefer to cuddle up to a window, have easy access to the aisle, or stretch your legs in an exit row. Wait until the last minute and chances are good that you (and your elbows) will be sandwiched into a dreaded middle seat. Frequent flier? The time to cash those miles in on an upgrade is now. Wear your most comfortable outfit. That fitted blouse and skin-tight pair of jeans might make you feel like you’re 20 again, but trust us—after sitting (and attempting to sleep) in them for 15 hours, you’ll never want to look at that outfit again. When it comes to long-distance travel, stick to a “comfy-chic” dress code of neutral, loose-fitting layers you can move around in. Besides keeping cozy on a flight, you’ll also guard against deep vein thrombosis—a serious condition that’s aggravated when you sit in cramped positions for long periods of time. More on the HACKS to survive long-haul flights when you finish this video.

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[nobodynothing]

Bring baby wipes. Nothing will make you feel better than being fresh and clean down there after using the lavatory.

[rathersane]

Next flight, I’m definitely dropping for pushups mid-aisle. Might even get in a few burpees too!

[dougberrett]

Having flown completely around the world and many other distant flights, I totally agree with the noise canceling headphones! I take an iPod so I am not limited to whatever the airline has.
So glad you omitted the top tip. This leaves it available for those of us who often fly halfway around the world, often on very little notice.

[Afootball]

Thanks! This was such a helpful video as I am going on a 14 hour flight tomorrow !

[christianbarth]

For men, look for cotton Chef-Trousers. An a pair of comfy leather loafers/slippers. mandarin collar shirt, and a cardigan for a colder cabin. - Comfy as sweatpants but still dressy.

[margodellicarpini]

I fly first class and still there are awful challenges- this was a huge help

[Sanrio]

I will be going on a 15-hour flight and I really need those tips thanks!

[mellocello]

So nothing to do with the thumbnail then.

[Kittyququmber]

Yes bring all those processed snacks and two seconds later advise not to eat sugary airplane food.

[kgsd]

They tell you need lumbar support but show cervical support in the video😊

[omario]

i love how u show all them fancy (even for economy class) flights while the rest of us are peasants who travel on the equivalent of donkey backs sorts of planes and Class :)

[KeyurBhesania]

A crying toddler is the worst frustration.

[stephent]

You clearly don’t know what lumbar support is.

[mikeymutual]

Do you steal all of your video clips from other channels' videos? That's not too tacky...

[michaeladar]

This is why we need the thumbs down button.