Feel First Class: Ultimate Long Flight Comfort

Mardi shares 5 essential hacks to make your long-haul flight more comfortable and enjoyable. From packing the right essentials for travel to choosing the best seat for extra legroom, these tips will ensure you arrive at your destination feeling refreshed and relaxed. Say goodbye to stiff necks and restless legs with these simple yet effective tips and tricks for a comfier journey. Watch now and upgrade your next flight experience!
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[@josephinecronin1195]

A recent transatlantic red eye I used a Cabeaux neck pillow- game changer. I went for an aisle seat for the extra rest point. I made my own amenity pack which I took to the loo to do as near to my usual bedtime routine as possible. Then once I was done, I went back to my seat, got myself as comfy as possible- seat buckle visible over blanket- neck pillow, eye mask (concave pads on eyes), audio book I was really familiar with (so it felt like a bedtime story) set to run 45 minutes. And I was asleep before I knew it. I usually NEVER sleep on planes.

[@LinkeLifestyleAsWeSeeIt]

LOVE these tips Josephine! And such a good point about having the seatbelt over the blanket - the flight attendants will wake you up to check if they think you don't have a seatbelt on!

[@grapesx2]

I highly recommend compression socks!

[@annworthington7253]

@@grapesx2I agree! I always wear them for longer flights to prevent my feet from swelling.

[@LinkeLifestyleAsWeSeeIt]

@@grapesx2 I love them but my feet are always too hot so I rarely get to wear them 😥

[@mkmariak]

I enjoyed the content, but the music was distracting when it played as you spoke.

[@LinkeLifestyleAsWeSeeIt]

Hi, thank you so much for letting me know. As a new UA-camr I'm very much learning as I go and this sort of feedback is really helpful - Mardi

[@leannewith3]

I definitely agree with checking what the weather will be like on arrival.
My last trip we left 4° Edinburgh and landed in 37° Melbourne. I was extremely grateful I had checked and dressed appropriately.
I always pack a wide scarf to use as a cover or pillow when needed, as well as headphones and chapstick.

[@genyosha16]

A light, thin pullover hoodie is my favourite travel attire. You can use that front pocket to hold your phone, headphones, glasses and snacks!

[@LinkeLifestyleAsWeSeeIt]

That's a great idea! For a long time I used to have a smallish pouch - one of the Eagle Creek Pack-It range IIRC - with a lanyard and I'd wear that around my neck with essentials like phone, lip balm etc.

[@juanitahardy8583]

I fly overseas at night window seat. I ask not to be woken until 1 hr before landing. I do notbeat on board and sleep the entire trip. No jet lag, no digestive problems, ready to start a new day overseas.

[@LinkeLifestyleAsWeSeeIt]

Such good ideas Juanita!

[@semperf1dude]

do these rules about loose fitting dress and leggings, apply to blokes? asking for a "friend"

[@LinkeLifestyleAsWeSeeIt]

Well, you know, you do you! If your "friend" who is a bloke wants to wear a dress and leggings let him I say!

[@jr4elena]

I’ll be honest I like that thong joke 😅

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Hehe glad you liked it :)

[@LinkeLifestyleAsWeSeeIt]

Read the companion blog here: www.linke.com.au/five-ways-to-make-long-haul-flying-more-comfortable/

[@user-ld1jv6yu1j]

Thongs? As in bare feet? No. No. No.

[@LinkeLifestyleAsWeSeeIt]

Is it because your bare feet are still close to the disgusting toilet floor? Or because you don't like seeing other people's bare feet? If it's the first I'm yet to see such a swamp in the loo that it would wash over your thongs, if it's the second don't look - I don't like seeing other people's feet so I just avoid looking at them. And if exposing your feet on a plane make sure they aren't smelly! Ugh! I always get a pedicure before I go on a long flight just to make sure my feet won't be offensive.