If you are susceptible to air sickness choose seats by the wing. In theory, these seats should give you the smoothest ride on the plane.
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FlyingAir sicknessBook your flights on normal daysTry not to book flights or hotels on School or Public Holidays as prices will be higher. If money is tight, try travelling in unpopular hours of the day, as seats are generally cheaper. Read more →In flight foodIf your flight has no in-flight meal included, bring your own sandwiches (if allowed) instead of paying the high onboard prices for food and drink. Always take an empty water bottle through security and then use one of the water fountains to fill it up for free Read more →Pick your plane seats onlineMany airlines allow you to pick your seats online, use seatguru.com to help you choose thee best seat for you and your family. Read more →Search for best flightsDon’t pay the first price you find when booking your flights, make sure you shop around using flight search engines like Skyscanner or Cheapflights and travel companies for the best deal, but beware of any hidden charges. Read more →Wear layers of clothes on flightsWear a few layers of clothes as the temperature can vary from flight to flight. Wear shoes you can easily slip off to maximise comfort Read more → |
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