What you need to take with you on the plane to make the flight comfortable

So you already know:

Now let’s see what travel bloggers recommend to take with you on the plane in order to feel comfortable on the road and minimize the occurrence of the most common problems that arise for economy class passengers when traveling by plane. By competently and compactly packing the little things necessary for travel, you will feel confident and reduce the level of flight stress.

Choose the right bag that will fit everything you have brought with you on board. Ideal option: a bag with compartments (so that your things are not thrown in like a bag and you remember where everything is), which fits under the seat of the chair in front.

Bring soft, packable socks or slippers (or both). After changing shoes, you will feel much more comfortable, your feet will not swell, get tired or freeze. Most airlines provide blankets on flights, and this is also an acceptable option, but it is best to carry a thin but warm pashmina to act as a blanket or pillow. Government blankets are not disinfected as often as we would like and are most often synthetic. An inflatable neck pillow, once inflated, takes up minimal space and perfectly helps relieve neck tension, so you won’t feel overwhelmed.

A mask and earplugs are essential on long flights, but they can also be useful on relatively short flights. If you have no problem sleeping with music, replace your earplugs with noise-canceling headphones (remember to charge them to maximum).

Minimum program: comb, thermal water in travel spray, lip balm, antiseptic spray, hand cream. The medium category also includes a sheet mask, travel size toothpaste and a brush. At most, only you determine the program – someone takes curlers and a folding ballet barre with them on the plane (but, to be honest, we do not recommend overdoing it).

You won’t be allowed to bring drinks into the departure area anyway, so there’s no point stocking up, but bring a reusable water bottle and ask the staff to refill it so you can always take a sip or two without waiting. let’s bring you a drink. If meals are not provided on board, take a snack with you: a sandwich, fruit, peeled and chopped vegetables, nuts, bars. Nothing dirty or strong smelling please.

Take a pen – it will come in handy if you need to fill out migration documents. Also, don’t forget to take with you an external battery and cable, a tablet with a pre-downloaded TV series or book, lozenges for nausea and blocked ears, and the medications you usually take at time of the flight. And be sure to use wet and dry wipes.

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