Flight Comfort Tips

When you board late, the fastest way to find overhead bin space is to walk straight to your row, check the bins directly above … Read more

How to sleep without a travel pillow comes down to one idea: give your head somewhere to rest sideways rather than clamping your neck. … Read more

You must keep your seat belt fastened because an aircraft can hit turbulence with almost no warning, and an unbelted passenger keeps moving when … Read more

To use a travel pillow correctly, wear a U-shaped pillow turned around so the opening faces the back of your head, and sit it … Read more

To use a seat belt extender, click the extender’s metal tongue into your vehicle’s existing buckle, then click your car belt’s own tongue into … Read more

A long haul comfort kit is a small, self-contained set of sleep, health and power items packed where you can reach them without digging … Read more

Knowing how to take care of your eyes on a flight comes down to three things: moisture, glare and how often you blink. A … Read more

Yes, on some airlines and in some seats. The rule is not one blanket yes or no: an airline may install its own footrests … Read more

Yes, you can wear contacts on a plane. Most wearers keep their lenses in through a flight without trouble, but a dry pressurised cabin, … Read more

To clean your seat area before a flight, wipe the seatbelt, armrests, headrest, tray table, entertainment screen and controller, and window shade with a … Read more