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4 Air travel tips

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  • People travelling either for work or to visit family. Here are some 4 air travel tips to make travel less, travail, especially over long distances.

    Air Travel Tips # 1-get some sleep mode: use "The Kit" to help you sleep on the plane; a series of sleeping aids you buy in advance or Grab when I board the plane. Includes: Good ear plugs, an inflatable pillow to avoid neck band (not necessary in most business class seats with ' wings '), the eye shades, comfy slippers, lip balm, facial cream, a light Zip Jacket to regulate personal body temperature, a blanket purchase order (on ben only) and cushion to the low back, take pressure off ben or to act as insulation from cold window-wall in the aircraft.

    Air Travel Tips # 2-the right seat is all. I have varied my departure from Asia on a 3 week trip by as much as 3 days to get the right seat. As all the airlines are different and have different configurations, you must go to the SeatGuru.com.

    On most airlines is any seat in first class just fine. If flying business class, most transPacific airline seats in the aircraft nose window or against the bulkhead gives you more freedom to get up and out at any time, but still let you lie undisturbed, when you want to sleep. You also get worked first for all F & B and cleared up first after the meal. Some flights offer middle row bulkhead BC the same benefits.

    AVOID like the plague seats next to the toilets ... real HELL with noise and odour.

    If flying KLM or other carriers, where BC is on top, I would suggest the bulkhead, or quit the aisles.

    For the SAA is only planned, if you must fly coach, take 52 (A) or (K) ... the window seats and only 2 you, plus you have raft storage on your page to act as a shelf.

    Air Travel Tips # 3-pas, Frequent flyer hotel frequent guest and rental car numbers are printed on one sheet of paper with 4 color copies of your passport key pages on other side-by-side and place them hidden inside each bag you make. If you have even a bag left after being robbed, you can get a new passport faster. Send a copy to yourself on your Google account and never delete it also gives you access to your documents from any computer in the world. Also, you do not need to perform all these bulky map. If plans change and you take another airline or staying at another hotel, you have privliges and points you deserve. If you have a camera phone, keep a copy of all these information in your phone as well.

    Air Travel Tip # 4-faster immigration, move to line (cue) next to the Group special flight crew. If there is anyone at immigration reception, when the flight crew did not come through immigration, wave many times, there is the, in the next person from the nearest line. This can make the line closest to the Customs line move twice as fast as other lines.

    The above air travel tips can make your travel less travail.








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    3 Responses to “4 Air travel tips”

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    March 11, 2011 at 5:44 AM This comment has been removed by the author.

    Unknown said...
    March 11, 2011 at 5:53 AM

    I really liked your 4 Air Travel Tips here is another one
    Everyone is looking for the best airfare when booking a flight but beware make sure you have adequate time between layovers in cities like Chicago,Atlanta,LAX to get to your next flight. Many time your cheaper airfares will have short layovers. Especially if you are on a vacation why be stressed with worrying whether you will make your next flight! I always allow my clients at least an hour layover in large cities to make their next flight. judy@mytravelagentcary.com


    Unknown said...
    March 11, 2011 at 5:54 AM

    I have shared your 4 Air Travel Tips judy@mytravelagentcary.com


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