Airline travel is totally overrated. As far as I’m concerned, it ranks right up there with natural childbirth and owning your own business. (I speak from experience. I’ve done all three.)
\nUse soft sided luggage with wheels. Use shoulder bags.
\nTravel light.
\nIf at all possible, reserve an aisle seat.
\nArrive at the airport early enough to have adequate time for processing yourself through the bureaucratic maze, finding your gate.
\nAs you pass through the pre boarding screening area, put yourself in an emotional “neutral” mode. I heard a TSA employee discussing this once. Think of yourself as trance walking through the TSA maze. (He called it “walking dead”.) When you get through this phase of the trip, you’ll be unstressed and able to sit quietly at your boarding gate while you wait for the boarding call.
\nWear comfortable shoes and clothing.
\nAvoid lifting anything heavy into the overhead luggage bins.
\nOnce on the plane, walk up and down the aisle every 30 minutes or so.
\nEnjoy your trip!
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\nPeace and food for all.
\nThurman <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Airline travel is totally overrated. As far as I’m concerned, it ranks right up there with natural childbirth and owning your own business. (I speak from experience. I’ve done all three.) Use soft sided luggage with wheels. Use shoulder bags. Travel light. If at all possible, reserve an aisle seat. Arrive at the airport early […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":2,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[38,42,54,78,81,102,1,109],"tags":[128,595,654,900,940],"yoast_head":"\n