Post by Owen on Mar 2, 2024 8:41:51 GMT
1 ~~~ 12 carry-on essentials you should always pack on a long flight
Keep calm and comfortable with these must-pack items
As an Australian living abroad and working in travel, I've done my fair share of long-haul slogs.
I've lost luggage, missed layovers, fluked upgrades and eaten too many sad airport sandwiches that I care to admit.
I know that Qantas offers the best in-flight snacks (mango ice cream bars!) and that there are shiny clean showers and sleep areas that are free to access at Incheon International Airport in Seoul.
With each flight, I become more savvy and determined to hack my way to making a long journey as enjoyable as it possibly can be.
Snacks are an obvious tactic, as is saving your favourite TV show to binge on the plane.
And then there are the little things – an organised bag, a soft scarf, a toothbrush kit – that can make all the difference at hour 10- of a 12-hour flight.
www.cntraveller.com/article/what-to-pack-on-a-long-haul-flight?
Keep calm and comfortable with these must-pack items
As an Australian living abroad and working in travel, I've done my fair share of long-haul slogs.
I've lost luggage, missed layovers, fluked upgrades and eaten too many sad airport sandwiches that I care to admit.
I know that Qantas offers the best in-flight snacks (mango ice cream bars!) and that there are shiny clean showers and sleep areas that are free to access at Incheon International Airport in Seoul.
With each flight, I become more savvy and determined to hack my way to making a long journey as enjoyable as it possibly can be.
Snacks are an obvious tactic, as is saving your favourite TV show to binge on the plane.
And then there are the little things – an organised bag, a soft scarf, a toothbrush kit – that can make all the difference at hour 10- of a 12-hour flight.
www.cntraveller.com/article/what-to-pack-on-a-long-haul-flight?