[ SECRET POST #2591 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2591 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Any frequent fliers?

[(Anonymous)]

For me, hydration is number 1. I tend to get dehydrated easily, and spending your first day in new country with a splitting headache and nausea is not fun. Drink water whenever it's available, and I actually recommend either buying a waterbottle at the airport, or bringing an empty one and filling it up before the flight.

I personally prefer the aisle, because I would rather get up to let people out than be stuck going "do I wake them up, or can I hold it in?", as well as being able to strech my legs a lot more frequently.

Noise cancelling headphones, or at least earbuds that cut out a bunch of noise (which I have, since noice cancelling headphones are expensive) help quite a bit. Even if you're not listening to music or anything, it cuts out a lot of the background noise and chatter.

If you're an electronics junkie like me, it can help to get an inverter/adaptor for planes. There are a lot more planes now that have standard electrical sockets between the seats, but some of them have just a car-charger type socket, or even this smaller-but-similar one. Radioshack or similar stores may have the thing I'm talking about. And that way your laptop/phone/tablet/mp3 player will last the whole flight.