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«Breaking News» Regular traveler shares his top tips for flying

A man who travels on a regular basis has shared his top tips for flying in a Twitter thread that has gone viral.


Some of his top tips include never checking in bags and suitcases, avoiding watching movies on the plane and drinking plenty of orange juice.  


UK-based traveler Taha Khan also advised those flying on planes to bring anti-bacterial wipes to clean down any surfaces you might touch, to always ask for upgrades at the gate, and to bring a power bank for charging electronic devices. 




Hacks: Twitter user Taha Khan, a regular flyer, shared several tips for ensuring a comfortable experience at the airport and on a plane, on Wednesday, February 20


Hacks: Twitter user Taha Khan, a regular flyer, shared several tips for ensuring a comfortable experience at the airport and on a plane, on Wednesday, February 20



Hacks: Twitter user Taha Khan, a regular flyer, shared several tips for ensuring a comfortable experience at the airport and on a plane, on Wednesday, February 20

















Top tips: The U.K. based Twitter user shared a number of tips as he recommended those flying to do regular stretches, bring noise cancelling headphones and opt for podcasts over movies 


Top tips: The U.K. based Twitter user shared a number of tips as he recommended those flying to do regular stretches, bring noise cancelling headphones and opt for podcasts over movies 



Top tips: The U.K. based Twitter user shared a number of tips as he recommended those flying to do regular stretches, bring noise cancelling headphones and opt for podcasts over movies 


Twitter user Taha Khan, under the username @KhanStopMe posted the tweets on Wednesday, February 20, in a thread that has since gone viral after being liked by 22,000 people. 



Frequent flyer's top travel tips:  



1. Don't check bags 


2. Use melatonin to combat jet lag 


3. Speed walk to passport control 


4. Stretch and move regularly throughout the flight 


5. Bring moisturizer for skin and lips 


6. Avoid watching movies 


7. Ask for upgrades at the gate 


8. Use noise cancelling headphones 


9. Use eye masks 


10. Always have a power bank 


11. Have snacks, like M&Ms and Skittles on hand 


12. Drink orange juice 


13. Bring anti-bacterial wipes 


14. Keep passport close to hand 


15. Take off belt, shoes and coat at secutirity 


16. Pack electronics in backpack 


17. Use a good, reliable suitcase  


 




Beginning his thread, Taha revealed that he flies a lot, before listing a number of his top tips and traveling hacks. 


He wrote: 'Never check bags. Pack for max 10 days & do laundry. Jet lag hits you on the second night. Use melatonin. 


'When you get off the plane, speed walk to passport control. You save a minute of queuing for every person you pass,' he added. 


Taha, a creative producer from the U.K. added that he recommends stretching and moving around regularly throughout the flight in order to prevent muscle aches, which can result from cabin pressure and lack of movement.


He also advises bringing moisturizer for the lips and skin to prevent them becoming dry and cracked.


And although most people opt to settle into a good movie during a long-haul flight to help pass the time, Taha said this isn't the best idea. 


'Watching films dries your eyes quickly, you’ll feel rough afterwards. Podcasts, music & audio books are better,' he said. 


The Twitter user continued his thread, saying: 'Ask for upgrades at the gate every time. Sometimes they’re really cheap. 


'Noise cancelling headphones are essential. Neck pillows aren’t worth the hassle. Eye masks are worth it. 















Travel-pro: The avid traveler also recommends drinking orange juice to 'make you feel alive' on or after a long flight, and bringing anti-bacterial wipes to clean any surfaces you might touch


Travel-pro: The avid traveler also recommends drinking orange juice to 'make you feel alive' on or after a long flight, and bringing anti-bacterial wipes to clean any surfaces you might touch



Travel-pro: The avid traveler also recommends drinking orange juice to 'make you feel alive' on or after a long flight, and bringing anti-bacterial wipes to clean any surfaces you might touch



'Always have a power bank. Don’t count on in-flight power or entertainment,' he added. 


When it comes to food and snacks, the traveling-pro has his top picks.


For a light snack, he recommends eating popular candy M&Ms or Skittles.


And for an in-flight beverage, Taha looks no further than a glass of vitamin C loaded orange juice.  


He wrote: 'Orange Juice is magic. It makes you feel alive again. Bring your own, theirs is sugar water.'


In a more straightforward tip, Taha says it's a good idea to bring a pack of anti-bacterial wipes to wipe down the pull-out table top that opens from the back of the seat in front of you. 


When it comes to time keeping, Taha says it's okay to give yourself less time to arrive at the airport during children's school term, when airports probably aren't as busy.  


He said: 'During school term time, arriving 1.5 hrs before an international flight is fine. Trust me.'


His tips for getting through the airport and airport security smoothly include keeping your passport at arm's reach at all times, and keeping all electronics in a backpack or handbag. 


He said: 'Passports are pocket sized. Keep it on you from start to finish. 




























Tips and tricks: Other Twitter users began sharing their best tips for travelling in response to Taha's Twitter thread, which has since gone viral 


Tips and tricks: Other Twitter users began sharing their best tips for travelling in response to Taha's Twitter thread, which has since gone viral 



Tips and tricks: Other Twitter users began sharing their best tips for travelling in response to Taha's Twitter thread, which has since gone viral 


'Always take off belt, shoes & jackets at security, even if they don’t ask, it saves you any trouble. 


'All electronics should be in your backpack. Repacking your suitcase after an inspection is a nightmare,' he added. 


Lastly, Taha recommends choosing a good, reliable bag or suitcase to travel with, and having a shortcut set up to let someone know if there's any trouble landing. 


Since he posted the tweet, it has received more than 22,000 likes, almost 5,000 retweets and over 300 comments.


The thread encouraged others to reveal their top tips for flying. 


One Twitter user, @Julie188 wrote: 'A tip from a woman: I always check a bag on direct flights. It's expensive and it means waiting at bag claim but it also means bringing whatever makeup, hair care products, shoes and home comfort items u need. Plus, room to bring gifts back.'


Another user, @RepubGirlNW added: 'Bring an empty reusable water bottle - no need to pay for a $5 bottle in the airport or deal with the tiny plane cups.' 


Link hienalouca.com

https://hienalouca.com/2019/02/23/regular-traveler-shares-his-top-tips-for-flying/
Main photo article A man who travels on a regular basis has shared his top tips for flying in a Twitter thread that has gone viral.
Some of his top tips include never checking in bags and suitcases, avoiding watching movies on the plane and drinking plenty of orange juice.  
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