Beat Airport Stress With Some Planning

 

No one really likes the idea of going to the airport and then waiting for a flight. Airports are dirty and the entire experience often wears us down.

There are so many little components associated with traveling to the point where we often forget about some of the things that would make our experiences much easier. After all, a simple nuisance can easily ruin a day.

No matter how we try to remedy the situation, there are certain things that we may find to be time consuming and tedious no matter what. On the other hand, a few extra measures taken in advance can make everything far less painful and even pleasant at times.

I'm going to share two ideas that I believe you'll benefit from as long as you make a few preparations in advance. The goal is to limit the number of headaches associated with air travel, and these two measures will help.

My first suggestion is to make sure that you don't check any bags with the airline. You can do this by bringing a smaller back that meets carry on standards and allows you to bring everything onto the airplane.

The last thing you'll want to do after getting off a long and annoying flight is to stand at the baggage check for a while, waiting for your luggage to suddenly appear on the belt. Bringing your own carry on bag is an obvious time saver in this regard.

Another recent trend is the airlines' decision not to serve complimentary meals anymore. A four hour flight can be a hungry one if you don't have food, so I'd bring a few small things to eat with you as a means of avoiding this situation.

Most airports are filled with gourmet markets and other convenient stores and restaurants that allow you to bring high quality food onto your flight. Set aside a few minutes to get to one of these before you travel, or simply bring some things from home.

 

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