for most people in recent years. Before you even get on the plane itself, you must brave the hordes at airport security and hope that, on the other side, your flight isn’t onand doesn’t get delayed or canceled. Food and drinks inside the airport are comically bad and overpriced, while finding a seat near your gate feels like.
If, like me, you’re not a big fan of the experience in the first place, long-haul travel can be particularly challenging — especially if you’re stuck in economy class with no hope of a free upgrade. So how exactly do you survive a long flight? Here are eight suggestions from the Cut staff for strategies andMy husband and I always book the window and aisle seats of a three-seat row, and often that means the middle seat will be empty.
. So as to not raise alarms from my seatmates, I’ve started to give myself some distractions. Preparation starts days in advance, when I hoard podcasts and documentary films that I want to consume. I download them and start the flight with those. Then I always carry my own eye mask, ear plugs, and melatonin gummies . I pop one of those gummies a couple hours in and sleep..
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