How to Sleep Better on a Plane
How to Sleep Better on a Plane
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Choose your seat wisely
You probably already have a favorite seat but if it’s not a window seat, you may want to consider sitting in one for 2 reasons: You can rest your head against the window and you won’t have to get out to let people up and about the cabin.
Notify the flight staff
The first thing you should do is to notify the attending staff that you wish not to be disturbed. If they are assured that you won't need any refreshments or in flight service ahead of time, it will make their job easier as well. No one wants to wake a sleeping baby.
Eye mask
This is the first purchasable necessity in 'How to sleep on a plane 101'. Some of you may already know tips for sleeping on planes but one item that may be missing and should be essential to your carry on is an eye mask. Blocking out the light can do wonders for preparing you for a more restful sleep. From relaxing lavender scented eye pillows to gel masks that also keep under-eye bags at bay, there is something available for everyone.
Neck pillow
You may have already purchased an eye mask, which is an important step in learning how to sleep better in flight. Now you’ll want to look into a neck pillow to keep your head from bobbing around and waking you up. A pillow will also be helpful if you can’t have a window seat that provides a place to rest your head.
Travel sound machine
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Utilizing the tools in this 'how to sleep' tutorial may allow you to achieve the restful sleep that eludes you, reaching your travel destination and your loved ones with renewed vitality and contentment.