Make economy feel like first class on a long flight [SURVIVAL HACKS]

Published 2024-05-03
Learn how to upgrade your economy seat to first class comfort with these survival hacks for a long flight. Say goodbye to discomfort and hello to relaxation as you transform your travel experience. From maximizing legroom to creating a cozy sleep setup, these tips will make your journey feel like a luxurious getaway. Watch now and elevate your economy travel game!

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Sleep Mask, Eye Mask for Sleeping
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DreamShore Travel Pillow / Stuffable Neck Pillow
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trtl Travel and Airplane Pillow
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Airplane Footrest/ Foot Hammock
www.amazon.com/WeArkoTac-Upgraded-Airplane-Footres…

Travel Scarf Pashmina Shawls Wraps
www.amazon.com/dp/B074CRSWQG/ref=sspa_dk_detail_5?…

All Comments (21)
  • @reneecollin8825
    I'm a Flight Attendant (12yrs) , and for a long flights, there's basically not anything that you can do to become comfortable during long hauls ! you can block the sun, plug your ears, wrap in blankets etcet., still it's uncomfortable (especially, if you're traveling alone) - travel with someone else (at least) you'll make the time go by quicker, because you're talking, laughing et.etc. I just suggest using your "miles" to buy business or first class, fly private, or make as many stops that you can - to break up the distance (so you can rest up). Other than this, it's just uncomfortable. Good vid though - fly safe, and enjoy !
  • @pammonty6240
    Every year, I fly from South Korea to Argentina. That means a 15 hours fly followed by a 14 hours one. I don't have noise canceling headphones, so I always have some music or noise to sleep. I also brig something to eat. Sometimes food is not enough, good or can make you sick.
  • @Sparklezmusic89
    Perfect timing! I'm taking my first long haul flight on Wednesday.
  • @user-ef5id9km3p
    I found with the traditional horseshoe shaped neck pillow that it made me stick out from the chair and I felt like I was sitting straight up with this big bulk behind my neck, instead of snuggled back against the seat. Ended up using it not around my neck, but on the side like a normal pillow. Also agree re cleanliness with it not fitting in my carry on and hanging out touching everything.
  • @mommymarine1756
    My feet used to swell up so bad that I couldn't tie my shoes due to the pain. When I started wearing compression socks for ALL flights over 5 hours, I no longer had issues. I use my Face Cradle for a neck pillow. It can be carried as a slung purse and when in use, it's like lying on a massage table (where your face goes). I don't have a problem with lost bags because I use a carryon for everywhere. The longest I've been on vaca with a carryon is 30 days. My husband and I got tired of them losing his bags so we had to figure something out. It's so rewarding to breeze through baggage claim and go directly on vacation or home. Thanks so much for the tips. I'm going to have to get that sling. It is the only thing missing in my arsenal. I even bring travel liquor and a cup 😂
  • Hey girl, hey! First time viewer and new subscriber here! Thanks for all the helpful hacks! 😊
  • @beckyr9719
    The hanging foot rest is one that I do not go without. Makes all the difference for me. And I sleep better with something over my shoulders, even if I'm not cold, so the scarf is another thing I always take. Thank you for the video.
  • @08elk1954
    Hi Sparkle! YouTube suggested your channel to me and I’m glad I watched. I love your tips - economy long haul is exactly what I will be doing in September, and I know I’m gonna need all the hacks I can find. Your delivery is so calm and friendly, but it’s clear that you have actually tried these products. Thanks for the video.
  • @Kangamoos
    I love your idea of bringing the pashmina, and am putting mine aside for my next trip! It's only a 4 hour flights, but I think it will really help with the comfort.
  • @user-yw7ux3kl5i
    Have had Restless Legs over 3 decades. A few suggestions. 1. Tonic water can help reduce RLS and is typically available on planes. 2. I've learned from trial and error that my RLS is triggered by wheat/gluten, sugar, caffeine, alcohol and other foods. Food journalling has helped to identify this. 3. Essential oils for pain and nerves may also help. I mix TrueBlue, Peppermint and Lavender. Hope this helps, I know it can be miserable.
  • @selenajosephina
    Loved these hacks! Can you please do a video on what you did when your luggage didn’t get delivered safely with you?
  • @Unmeijones
    I'm going economy to Japan in September I will use these 😊
  • @karenhenry5806
    Heard some airlines gonna start counting pillows as your personal item...keep that in mind
  • @kimberlyj4538
    Need a scarf at all times when traveling no matter what time of year. I agree.
  • @KerrinGolden
    Sparkle, loved your hacks. Could you tell us where you got your foot rest and packable pillow? Thanks!
  • @christy9850
    Thank you for this video! Where did you get the hanging foot rest? Thanks!