Air Travel
Board at 10 a.m. in Toronto, land in Atlanta just in time for lunch.
Airplanes are without a doubt the way to go when you need to get there
in a hurry. Most people swear by airplanes as the best means of
transportations. Others just swear at flying in general. Whether you
love flying or avoid it at all costs, there are ways to help make your
air travel experience even more pleasant (or at least bearable.)
What to pack
The worst part of traveling by plane is deciding what to pack, and how
many pieces of luggage to bring. It's best to pack lightly wherever
possible, and take only what you'll need. Remember, you're going to
have to tote your own luggage as you navigate a massive airport, so be
wise about it. You don't want to throw you back out, or hurt someone
else with your wayward bags. Bring one outfit for each day that you'll
be away, and pack an extra change of clothes, plus necessary medications
and personal items, in your carry-on. This way, you'll still have the
things you need on your first day, even if you and your luggage are
separated. Pack according to your reason for flying. If your trip is
for pleasure, then bring your vacation clothes. If traveling for
business, pack appropriate attire.
Motion sickness
Some people get sick of air travel. Literally. If you easily become
nauseous while riding on an airplane, prepare beforehand to east your
pain. Most of the drugs used to help motion sickness are designed to
stop it before it starts, so take anti-nausea medication well before the
airplane leaves the ground. Don't eat too much beforehand, or drink
alcohol. Snack on crackers or dry bread with water or juice of you're
feeling ill. Remember, the bags are always there if you need them.
Arrive early
The best air travel advice you can get is to arrive early. Airport
security is so tight that you are sure to get held up, possibly at more
than one checkpoint. If you don't give yourself enough time, you could
miss your flight. Allow lots of time for any possible delays that can
come up at any unexpected time.
Pack for fun
The entire air travel experience can be extremely boring, especially if
you are traveling alone or with children. Packing books, crossword
puzzles, handheld games and headphones are a very good idea. These
activities can combat boredom, and relieve nervousness. Colouring books
and drawing pads are great activities to keep kids busy on the plane,
and during the long wait for the plane.
Air travel is generally quick, but not always easy. Knowing what to
bring on board and what to do at the airport will help to make your air
travel experience a smooth ride.
Airplanes are without a doubt the way to go when you need to get there
in a hurry. Most people swear by airplanes as the best means of
transportations. Others just swear at flying in general. Whether you
love flying or avoid it at all costs, there are ways to help make your
air travel experience even more pleasant (or at least bearable.)
What to pack
The worst part of traveling by plane is deciding what to pack, and how
many pieces of luggage to bring. It's best to pack lightly wherever
possible, and take only what you'll need. Remember, you're going to
have to tote your own luggage as you navigate a massive airport, so be
wise about it. You don't want to throw you back out, or hurt someone
else with your wayward bags. Bring one outfit for each day that you'll
be away, and pack an extra change of clothes, plus necessary medications
and personal items, in your carry-on. This way, you'll still have the
things you need on your first day, even if you and your luggage are
separated. Pack according to your reason for flying. If your trip is
for pleasure, then bring your vacation clothes. If traveling for
business, pack appropriate attire.
Motion sickness
Some people get sick of air travel. Literally. If you easily become
nauseous while riding on an airplane, prepare beforehand to east your
pain. Most of the drugs used to help motion sickness are designed to
stop it before it starts, so take anti-nausea medication well before the
airplane leaves the ground. Don't eat too much beforehand, or drink
alcohol. Snack on crackers or dry bread with water or juice of you're
feeling ill. Remember, the bags are always there if you need them.
Arrive early
The best air travel advice you can get is to arrive early. Airport
security is so tight that you are sure to get held up, possibly at more
than one checkpoint. If you don't give yourself enough time, you could
miss your flight. Allow lots of time for any possible delays that can
come up at any unexpected time.
Pack for fun
The entire air travel experience can be extremely boring, especially if
you are traveling alone or with children. Packing books, crossword
puzzles, handheld games and headphones are a very good idea. These
activities can combat boredom, and relieve nervousness. Colouring books
and drawing pads are great activities to keep kids busy on the plane,
and during the long wait for the plane.
Air travel is generally quick, but not always easy. Knowing what to
bring on board and what to do at the airport will help to make your air
travel experience a smooth ride.
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