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Long flights are often a dreaded experience for many, as the hours spent in the air and the time spent waiting during layovers can leave you feeling completely exhausted. To help ease this concern, try following these practical tips shared by Mytour in the article below!
Smart seat selection for every long-haul flight
If possible, consider paying for a seat upgrade to ensure maximum comfort during long-haul flights
Aviation experts suggest that for flights lasting 5 hours or more, it’s worth investing a bit extra to choose your seat in advance for a more comfortable experience. If you're someone who can't sit still for too long, opt for an aisle seat to occasionally stretch or stand up when needed.
For those concerned about turbulence, it's recommended to choose a seat towards the front of the plane to reduce the chances of feeling the bumps from air disturbances.
If you're planning to sleep during the flight, it's a good idea to choose a window seat so you can lean and rest your head comfortably.
How to get a good night's sleep on the plane
A nap on the plane can help you avoid feeling fatigued and tired
Don’t expect to get a deep and restful sleep on the plane, as the noise, uncomfortable seating, temperature, and other factors that are less than ideal can significantly disrupt your sleep.
To improve your sleep during the flight, the best approach is to freshen up thoroughly before the long journey. You can take a shower, brush your teeth, wear comfortable clothes, and prepare as if you're getting ready for bed at home.
Additionally, bring a U-shaped pillow and a light blanket with you. These can help support your neck or cover your head, making it easier to sleep during the flight.
If you can't sleep, just relax
If you're unable to sleep during the flight, don't force yourself. Instead, try to relax by listening to music or doing some simple massage exercises to help you feel more comfortable and at ease.
You can sleep or relax during your layover
You can take the opportunity to stroll and relax while waiting for your connecting flight at the airport
If your layover is long, you can consider renting a hotel near the airport, or even better, inside the airport. These hotels provide the best conditions for you to get a comfortable sleep after a long flight and before continuing on to the next leg of your journey.
If your layover is short, you can make your body feel more comfortable by walking around as much as possible to relieve the fatigue from sitting on the plane. If time allows, you could even leave the airport to get some fresh air, but be sure to return in time for your next flight!
T.Ba, 03/14/2023 15:56
