Experienced Traveler Shares Her Air Travel Tips

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Elaine 3 year s ago

#1 one day before the flight. Not 2 or 3 days before the flight. One day before the flight.

Hopkins 3 year s ago

#3 Eh, nope. Some Airlines do have a weight limit for personal bags and they can be really anal about it too. acute

Jos 3 year s ago

Hopkins,

Yeah, some are only 10kg!

One 3 year s ago

wow very useful tips NOT! sm_80

Cliff 3 year s ago

Tips for how to be THAT person every other traveller on the plane hates... including everyone else who is exactly like THAT person, but thinks they are the exception for some reason.

Amelia 3 year s ago

1: Do not fly cattle class.
There is no step 2.

Enjoy your flight.

Louvinia 3 year s ago

Many airlines have a carry-on weight restriction of 7 kg and they are strict about it. I prefer to check-in and pay extra for priority baggage service whenever this option exists. It is always a good option to have one change of clothes in your carry-on just in case the checked in luggage gets delayed. Most airlines fill seats (in the economy) from the rear of the aircraft so you simply can't board early unless you have a Gold/Platinum membership of the airlines!

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Michael 3 year s ago

Bend over the stewardess in the front galley and fuck her then depart the plane. Best trip ever!

Isidore 3 year s ago

Now Michael, is that really an appropriate comment to be making my good fellow?

Bring an empty water bottle that you can fill up once you get through security.

"A reusable water bottle is clutch for travel. The air in planes is dry, so you'll need to work extra hard to stay hydrated. That means means those tiny bottles of water you get on board won't cut it. If you're flying internationally, this is even more important because dehydration can actually worsen jet lag.

Bring a water bottle, fill it up once you get through security, and put it in your personal item so you can access it and drink plenty during the flight."