You’ve completed your pre-trip guideline, packed your luggage, and now it’s time to pack your personal item. A long and complex flight? We’ve got 15 items you don’t want to forget.
Bottle Of Reusable Water
Moisture is the leading cause of health problems on long flights, as it dries out your skin, makes you more susceptible to jet lag, and weakens your immune system. This useful collapsible and foldable water bottle takes up little space and stores easily.
Headphones
This is important, particularly for long flights, because standard headphones (especially the free ones on planes) become uncomfortable after a while. Pack headphones that you know will be comfortable for binge-watching TV shows and that can help block out noise when you need to sleep. On longer journeys, we recommend SleepPhones for comfort and sleep.
Magazine Or Paperback Book
Bring at least one form of non-electronic entertainment for takeoff and landing, as well as any other time you want to avoid screens (or gasp, when your Kindle dies).
Mask For The Eyes
Eye masks contribute to a more relaxing sleeping environment. They also help with jet lag because sleeping in the dark allows you to sleep better. Choose a pair that does not apply pressure to your head, such as the Dream Shields Sleeping Eye Mask Kit.
Usb Charging For Backup Power
Even if you charge all of your devices ahead of time, they will most likely die or have low battery power by the end of your journey. Most larger planes now have power outlets at the seats, but this is not always the case. This small portable charger takes up little space and quickly charges your phone to ensure you have enough battery life when you land.
