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Question: “Hygiene etiquette question: On flights over 10 hours, do you need to change clothes? Apply deodorant?” - Jeff J. Answer: I think we need to give people a lot of grace on a long-haul flight, ...

A long flight can wear you down fast. Low humidity, limited movement, and unreliable in-flight systems make it harder to stay rested and healthy. Small decisions, such as what you pack, when you rest, ...

There’s something deeply exciting about stepping onto a plane, knowing that after hours in the sky you’ll emerge in a completely different part of the world. But as every traveler soon learns, ...

Airline cabin classes like premium economy, business, and first class can be confusing and vary significantly between domestic and international flights. On most U.S. domestic flights, "first class" ...

Long-haul air travel can be tough. Crying babies, mediocre food or barely any beyond a measly bag of pretzels, turbulence, dehydration, crappy recycled air, downed Wi-Fi, and on overnight flights, ...