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How to stay comfortable on an airplane

After just having flown on three different planes in five days and travelling my whole life, I am no stranger to the uncomfortable plane ride, but here are my top 4 hacks/tips to make travelling on a plane easier.

1.)  Bring snacks and water. you can fill up your water bottle after security, and you can buy chips and other amazing snacks via duty-free. This saves on having to drink coffee and tea in the air, which uses disgusting water and having to shell out money on food up in the air that isn't that great of quality; it is also very easy to get dehydrated when flying.

2.)  Have something to do. I know it seems pretty obvious, but a good book, downloaded episodes or movies on Netflix, music, that kind of stuff can really make the time go faster and make it less obvious that you are bored and having to be stuck in a plane for however long.

3.) Layers. now it is not rocket science to know that being in a plane flying from one place to another is going to be a bit chilly, so having a jacket or scarf to wear can be a fantastic idea, and if you get too hot, you can always take it off and use it as a pillow or blanket instead

4.) Get a window seat. I know sometimes you are not always in control of the situation but if you get a window seat if possible. taking photos of take-off and landing is always fun and makes some amazing Instagram posts. You also can control the window and if it is up or down and you will get less disturbed because fellow passengers won't have to wake you if they need to get up to go toilet or get something out of their bag.

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