Enduring a Long Flight

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Enduring a Long Flight
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• We always have to encounter these things
  especially in countries that seem to be at the
  end of the world. It is very taxing, yes but
  since a machine that transports us from one
  place to another in just seconds is not yet
  invented, then, we have to make do with the long
  travel first. What seems to be a fun way of
  having a long time just traveling wouldnt
  actually be like that in reality.

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• Once you have already boarded the flight, you may
  want to end it immediately. Westhill Consulting
  Travel and Tours now in Jakarta has prepared a
  list for you to review before you pack up and go.

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Upgrade

• When traveling long-haul, availing of the first
  or second class flight may be worth the pay when
  you get the chance of flying with a fully
  reclining chair, 27 hours of legroom, edible
  meals, entertainment and breathing space. But if
  you dont have enough money for this, then, read
  on.

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Dont Bring Too Much

• While checked baggage fees are inspiring
  travelers to carry on more and more stuff, on a
  long-haul flight this could burn you anything
  that is under the seat in front of you just means
  less legroom and a more cramped living space for
  15 or 16 hours.

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Board Relatively Rested

• Dont depend on the long hour flight to get long
  hour sleep as well. As attractive and intuitive
  as it seems to get on a long-haul flight
  extremely tired, hoping to sleep the whole way,
  you are in for a world of hurt if you can't sleep
  for any reason.

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Board Relatively Rested

• You will be on the plane long enough to catch a
  few winks even if you are somewhat rested, and my
  advice is to take it when it comes if your eyes
  start to droop, get out the eye covers and
  earplugs, and go with it. If you throw away a
  solid two-hour nap on a few extra rounds of Angry
  Birds, you might well be angry at yourself later.

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Secure your stuff

• A long-haul flight gives unscrupulous travelers
  all the more time to size up the location of your
  wallet, wait until you fall asleep and make a
  move on your luggage.

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Secure your stuff

• Secure your valuables deep inside your bags where
  it would take a TSA X-ray machine to find them.
  Consider keeping items like your passport, credit
  cards and cash in a money belt under your
  clothes. Remember as well that scammers are
  prevalent on these long flights, taking advantage
  of the hours to do their fraudulent acts. Be
  cautious.