Do NOT Wear These Travel Outfits Inside the Airplane

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

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[@theheartoftexas]

I’m an international flight attendant for one of the major airlines, and have 30+ years seniority. I agree with almost everything you’ve said. My opinion may be a bit skewed since I only fly international. When I pack for a trip, I pack whatever I think is the appropriate outfit for the layover. BUT, I always have an emergency dress in my bag. I do this for several reasons. Often a dress is just more comfortable for sightseeing, and you look good if you end up going somewhere with special requirements (like Buckingham Palace tour, churches in Italy, etc.). Also, the dress comes in handy if you get an invitation to something special (opening night ballet at the Royal Albert Hall and some of the royals might be there [they weren’t], the top dinner cruise on the Seine, the Moulin Rouge, a swanky dinner at a fancy restaurant-these have all happened to me and thank goodness I had something to wear! But also, my trip might bust, and I have to endure an 8-18 hour flight home! I personally find a dress more comfortable when squished into a seat. But it’s only a particular kind of dress. It must be made of some kind of fabric that doesn’t wrinkle much. It must be black, navy, or dark claret. It must preferably have 3/4 length sleeves or short sleeves. It must be long- not to the floor, but mid calve. It must have a rounded or slightly scooped neckline. And it must be a simple design. This can be accessorized with a scarf or with a necklace depending on situation. A little jewelry will dress it up or down. I always have a pashmina type thing that will keep me from freezing if the night gets cool, or the plane gets cool. Easiest to take on and off. Can be a blanket or pillow if necessary. I always have my 3” heels, but can put on flats for long walks. This also helps when using the bathroom in countries that just have a hole in the floor. I also always have my non-underwire bra, because being squished in a seat with your underwires digging into your ribs is miserable! It’s required for us to look a certain way for travel, but if you end up in first or business class it’s absolutely mandatory. And I will tell you that if we have to upgrade a passenger at the last minute, yes, how they are dressed is a make or break issue. We won’t upgrade someone in jeans, tee shirts, tennis shoes, flip flops, etc. It doesn’t happen a lot, but it does happen. And clothes make the difference. How you look really does matter. Customs and immigration will treat you better (all countries), hotel reception will treat you better, taxi drivers, police, and just people in general. This is a big part of how I’ve gotten invited to some very special and exciting things. And it all comes down to one dress, a scarf, a pashmina, decent shoes, and a little tasteful jewelry. Doesn’t take up much room in your bag either. I would really appreciate it if you would do a video on the medications that no one should get on any plane without! Please as a favor to all flight attendants worldwide! Every one should have the pain reliever of their choice (Ibuprofen, Tylenol), peptide bismo caplets, Gas-X, and Earplanes( NOT GENERIC! They don’t work!), and a few chewable children’s aspirin (you never know). Also any other medications that you require. NEVER check your medications!!!! You would not believe how often passengers ask us for these items, and either must have a doctor’s permission to give them to you, and some of these things we don’t have anyway. Sorry to write so much, but I hope this helps someone. Oh, one more thing, bald/balding men should bring a knit hat. Thanks so much for a great video.

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

Thanks for your tips!

[@gingereaves4097]

Thanks for another great video. My travel outfit consists of black yoga type pants that are stretchy, primarily black patterned lightweight stretchy pullover blouse, lightweight jacket or cardigan, black Skechers slip on shoes, black compression socks. Comfortable, slightly dressier looking, and doesn't show stains. I always carry a Tide pen, a white cotton wash cloth, and a small pack of disinfecting wipes in my personal item inside a pouch.

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

Yes to no stains on a travel outfit!

[@larryboudreaux5195]

Dawn dish soap works absolute wonders on clothing items! At your first opportunity drip Dawn dish detergent full strength to completely cover the entire dribble. Wash right away or let it sit for next laundry day. Dawn is excellent in removing cooking oil spatters in the same manner. It’s my go to for all stain removals!

[@deborahconkle6822]

I’ve been doing this for years and it really is a great tip! Also,shout wipes work really well in the moment. Had red wine spill on my(yes) white t shirt. It almost got the whole stain out until I could change.

[@EileenSpeakman]

I'm UK. I use our Fairy washing up liquid to remove stains. It's usually very good, I have the odd fail or semi fail, but it's always been better than laundry powder or liquid. E❤

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

Yes! Thanks Deb

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

I have packed Dawn before when we rented a house.

[@chicanica64]

Dawn and hydrogen peroxide. Works great.

[@AndreasAntics]

I find when I wear pants I have a terrible time in the lavatory trying to keep the hem off the floor, so I just wear a calf length skirt/dress that I can easily hike up.

[@lifewithgrandmabev]

I always wear black or navy comfy pants and a floral or patterned top so nothing shows if I spill anything. I like hoodies so I can put up head part to lean my head against headrest. Germ conscious. TFS

[@lianzaeats]

My airport uniform: Comfy black leggings, soft cotton shirt, jacket and my trusty Sketchers shoes. It's super easy to slip on and off my Sketchers shoes during xray (especially for international flights!) I've been binge watching your video Laurie, much love from the Philippines! 🇵🇭

[@lauranieto1895]

Shout Wipes are also great stain removers, and they don't count as a liquid. I always have one with me.

[@cocktailslipper8247]

That's my go to stain remover.

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

Yes!!! I mention those in a River Cruise video I think.

[@rnguyen2516]

I was going to suggest that as well! I pack those with me when I travel and also in my daughter’s dance bag. I didn’t know about the Tide Pen removing blood, thank you, Laurie!

[@debk6598]

‘Squished like a mammogram’ 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@kuenoklee543]

I really love how you share travel wisdom

[@thatgirlPAIGE94]

I wear all black on every trip: plane, train, automobile 👍🏾

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

Easy peasy lemon squeezy!! Have a great trip btw!

[@mhtammi]

I wear all black with a colourful scarf. I always spill on a plane so the scarf acts like a bib😂

[@juliaivanitskiy269]

Same here!!! I have seen people do the most disgusting things while waiting for their flight and even on the tram. Learned the hard way 😅

[@mareaullman5667]

Great movie😉👍!!

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

@@mhtammi Fun way to change it up!

[@Chi_Nurse]

I learned the hard way that wearing a button down shirt for a flight (even one with stretch) may look nice but not comfortable for a long flight. They shift and move and then buttons gap and they ride up… not fun on a transatlantic flight.

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

Yes yes I agree! It has to be the perfect fabric and all sewn like mine I showed.

[@mcgerity]

Tide pens, hilarious! I’ve been tucking them in my sister’s Christmas stocking for 10+ years.That and tissue packets and breath mints: what everyone needs on hand for a flight

[@jimmylackey]

Shared my tissues in the train station in Lisbon. NO tissues in the ladies room!

[@jimmylackey]

This is the wife of the guy in the picture. 🤷‍♀️

[@marleenconnors657]

I have a merino wool blend zip up hoodie that it perfect for travel. Merino wool is temperature regulating, and I don’t get overheated when it is warm, but it keeps my arms warm when it is chilly. 😊 BTW… love the scarf! ❤

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

Awesome! When you find one that works for inside the airplane, wear it!! What color do you prefer??

[@kenbrown2808]

I found the best way to deal with putting a jacket or sweater/sweatshirt on or taking it off it to do it in conjunction with a trip to the lavatory. we did get nailed for my wife's hair spray and face scrub flying out of iceland - chose to let them go, rather than check the suitcase with her medication. my fault for not paying close enough attention when she was packing her carryon - they went in my checked bag on the outbound trip. I ended up wearing my boots on the homeward flight, to clear up weight and space for bringing purchases home. I feel I did as well as could be expected. I had two backup changes of clothes that didn't get worn. - but we also didn't have any incidents that would have required using them. so a poorly timed storm would have made them necessary. of course, as a guy, I had a total of two pairs of pants, including the golf pants I wear for the pane trips. my trusty travel jacket let me carry Mrs Ken's bag as my personal item, while she carried her CPAP as hers. I also did end up eating one of my pocket snacks, in each direction this time.

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

Thanks for the update!

[@stefh9248]

Laurie, I want to thank you for your wonderful travel tips, product suggestions and outfit advice! I'm headed to Italy at the end of April and am making notes. Your information is SO helpful. Happy travels 💖

[@Gevedon]

Yay, thanks Laurie! Also, wanted to say, I love your free downloadable pdfs, and being a part of your Email family! I recommend joining to our beautiful friends here!

[@melj8706]

Cabi makes a great “one piece jumpsuit” that is only connected in the front. So, you just pull the pants part down! Genius! I wore it on my last flight w/a light jacket, so comfy!

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

Oh nice! A smart invention for travel.

[@wandrousvindella716]

@@TravelTipsbyLaurie onesies for adults !

[@kms5306]

Agree 100%, don't wear baby blue or beige either❤

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

I hear ya. That creamy white hoodie I showed is getting packed.

[@juliaivanitskiy269]

Same here, made that mistake once, it was not a good look after a sprint through Atlanta Airport. 😬😬

[@pennyphipps6915]

I wear skirts often when flying. As a (formerly)overweight woman, it was the most comfortable thing I could wear. It also acts like a blanket on my legs. But, I may try wearing one now and see how it works.

[@Cecily-Pimprenelle]

I wear skirts on planes too, because I think it’s more comfortable. I never had a contact-with-seat problem because they’re between below the knee and ankle length. Also, I wear them with tights.

[@claireklein9398]

100% Awesome advice Laurie! No white for sure!!

[@UnschoolingtheSpitz]

1,000 views in just an hour, wow! Well done, Laurie!🎉🎉

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

Oh it's my wonderful viewers. I hope these tips help!

[@UnschoolingtheSpitz]

@@TravelTipsbyLaurie I love all of your videos-I like to watch them to relax even when I’m not going anywhere 😂. I have to admit, though, that I broke one of your cardinal rules yesterday and wore white pants on a flight to MAD, ha ha😜

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

@@UnschoolingtheSpitz Oh that's totally okay! It's more about what risk are you willing to take if you do get a stain on it...

[@LIN-wt8dk]

Wide legs pants are very on trend right now but they don’t work on long flights in Polaris (UA). They are cumbersome and a pain in the tush! Straight leg, somewhat stretchy pants, pretty sweatshirt and sneakers are my go to travel outfit!

[@lauranieto1895]

I wear stretchy jogging pants on the legs. They are comfortable, and the cuffs on the legs keep them off the floors.

[@LIN-wt8dk]

@@lauranieto1895 yep! And pull them up from the bottom up to mid calf cause we all know that’s not water on the bathroom floor!

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

I agree-just for the airplane it's a no-no for me.

[@crrizello5157]

I cannot wear white at all. As soon as I put it on, something spills on me! I love ponchos but agree they don't travel on the airplane. I have a standard travel outfit for summer and one for winter. I like cardigans for layering on the plane. Keeps me warm and easy to take on and off.

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

I used to love cardigans but no longer do for the flight.

[@SimplyKatieWalks]

I wear a zip up athletic jacket and wide leg athletic pants. With a tshirt. And my favorite sneakers.

[@MarySmith-zn5dz]

Love your top and leopard scarf! Very chic! Always love your videos!

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

Thank you! It's already sold out in less than a month. My Instagram community loved it too.

[@gardengirl6636]

Much appreciated tips!

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

I hope you have a comfortable flight!

[@madelinebark8473]

I do NOT wear sandals, never, ever, no bare feet on a plane, never ever. I do always bring a scarf of some sort regardless of how warm it will be at my destination.

[@TinaDeFaria]

Can you make a video of 5 travel outfits to wear on airplane for fall! I love watching your videos!

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

Hi hopefully you can follow me on LTK. It’s an app for outfits and you tap on the part you want to shop.

[@irenelightsey5108]

I travel with color catcher sheet. If you need too do laundry and have small loads. Throw in the sheet to the washer. . Colors will not blend into each other. Been using these for 20 years. I use them at home also.

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

Oh wow, who makes them?

[@irenelightsey5108]

@@TravelTipsbyLaurie SC Johnson Shout Color Catcher, Dye trapping sheets.

[@jan5148]

Heads up, the Tide stick counts as a liquid (LHR) and the hat clipped to a bag counts as a third carry-on on some airlines.

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

Yes the pen is a liquid. ❤️

[@chanej2651]

Depending on the weather, I usually wear a jogging suit with a zip up hoodie and sneakers. Or I wear jeans, t-shirt, a zip up hoodies or jean jacket. If it's cold, I will wear a packable coat.

[@piepeloe]

Thanks for this, I think this just confirmed my travel outfit! Comfy sweats, lots of layers, mostly black. Do you have a video or tips on how to bring back souvenirs? I know for my next trip I'll be bringing back big bulky items, but also small delicate ones, etc.

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

Perfect! One tip some pilot wives did during our Christmas Market last year is they had a bag inside a backpack that they wore on the front of them and that's where they would put the mugs they collected. Or a reusable grocery bag?

[@123arnica]

I always wear a sirt in a plane but it is a.longer travel skirt by Columbia. Elastic wait and much less restoctive than pants. It also makes it easier for me to put on my elastic stockings before boarding

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

That will help!

[@kathiee.2013]

My Hungarian friend specifically requested that I bring her some Tide Pens! When she visited me 2 years ago, she saw “the power of the pen” when we were able to get an ice cream stain out of her white shirt. She was so happy when I brought her a pack!

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

It really is amazing! Did y'all have a sweet and fun time together? I messaged you on Etsy.

[@kathiee.2013]

@@TravelTipsbyLaurie we did! I replied on Etsy and included some pictures. 🤗

[@marylut6077]

Travel as if you may have to emergency evacuate - no heels, no bare midriff, etc

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

Yes, my husband reminds me that emergencies can happen in a plane often.

[@dawnjeffersramstad8401]

Hey Laurie from your fans on this river cruise that began in Amsterdam. Our travel tips for Amsterdam is to pack a personal washcloth, your hotel may expect you to bring your own. We all agreed that you have helped us pack better.

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

Hi Dawn! Thank you!!

[@janetleeadams7287]

I get hot on planes so I use a long, wide cotton scarf. I can cover with it if I do get chilled or roll it up for a little neck support. The right scarf can also add a little sophistication to your outfit, but if you don't regularly wear a scarf, 'practice' wearing it before your trip.

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

That's a great idea!

[@DLFH]

All great tips! I always wear compression leggings, compression cami, compression socks, loose fitting t-shirt, breathable pullover or long cardigan, and a packable coat that can easily compress down when I do not need it. All of this is in black or some shade of blue, gray or green and works great for temperature moderation, wicking, circulation, comfortability, and dealing with how dirty travel is even with wet wipes. Plus these are all functional items I will use most if not all on my trip depending on destination.

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

So true!! And great choices

[@lucyalderman422]

If you need to add or remove clothing during a flight you can go into the walk way to adjust your clothes

[@HandleHandleHandle195]

Hey sweetie!! Love your videos!! 💕 Could you do a video about what you take as a medicine kit for travel? 😅

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

I love this pill organizer and break it up into parts: amzn.to/47ULOQl

[@yolrambhavesarach2883]

It's useful,thank you ❤🎉

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

Glad to hear that!

[@CaliforniaTami]

You mentioned a wrap that was good for flights - I’ve looked in so many of your videos and can’t find. Can you point me in the right direction? Thank you!

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

Ugh I am so sorry! This is a scarf / blanket and has a hidden pocket: amzn.to/3OswUbr

[@tessat338]

While I was an airline employee, I also worked for a bookstore as a side gig. In the bookstore, we could buy books, and as long as we returned them in good condition, we could bring them back when we were finished with them for a full refund. As an airline employee, I got reduced rate travel. Once when I was flying with a lovely, heavy, hardcover, expensive book, I was reading it on the airplane. We hit turbulence and my coffee spilled all over the expensive book. I still have the book, though I don't work for the bookstore or the airlines anymore. Thankfully, it was an interesting book.

[@asheirahs_nook]

I made the mistake of wearing a swingdress with a petticoat during my flight to and from Helsinki. It was nice and warm, but it took up so much space, I was mortified for the person sitting next to me. Luckily they didn't seem to mind 😅

[@ChasingTravelAdventure]

We just got a brand new t. S a scanning machine at our airport.They have been encouraging people to courtesy.Check bags at the ticket counter. 👀 also I take a big baggie and you put my travel outfit when I go inside the back a and it is my travel outfit coming home.

[@lindak8664]

Blood including spaghetti sauce! 😂 Girl, what do you make your spag sauce out of! When i need to take a jumper off i just say to my neighbour, I’m taking my jumper off i apologise in advance if i smack you in the mouth. Then we both typically laugh and i don’t smack them anyway. But a warning of impending stupid is the key to friendly relations.

[@brenda5511]

“A warning of impending stupid”! I like that, Linda!

[@deannabosch1434]

Layers! A short sleeve shirt and a sweater. Don’t have to take the sweater off over my head to cool off.

[@deannabosch1434]

Just finished a trip to Germany and I wore a pair of grey stretch pants that have a little zipper pocket next to the waistband at the right. I’ve worn them for years but this time that little zipper set off the security machine every time! Gotta buy new travel pants!

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

It could just be that airport’s security technology being older.

[@deannabosch1434]

@@TravelTipsbyLaurie don’t think so. It was Berlin and everyone had a body scan. Newer technology I think.

[@marshataylor3703]

I am flying from Buffalo NY to Beaumont, TX this Sunday, the 13th. It will be in the high 40's low 50's when I leave but will be in high 70's when I land. I am still trying to decide what to wear on plane as I don't want to freeze here and roast there!

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

I would wear sneakers with socks and a base layer of short sleeves. Then layer

[@marshataylor3703]

@TravelTipsbyLaurie think I will go with my stretchy jeans, t-shirt, and midweight pullover sweatshirt. Will wear same outfit home as who knows what it will be doing in Buffalo the first part of November when I return!

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

@@marshataylor3703 Sounds great!

[@marshataylor3703]

@TravelTipsbyLaurie really enjoy reading your travel tips! Have flown frequently but there is always something new to learn!

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

@@marshataylor3703 I am glad you found our videos too. Did you find my blog first?

[@Cruise-hair-why-care]

Shapewear or Spanx! Yikes, did it once and it was not fun getting them up in the airplane restroom. Sort of like a wet bathing suit situation. Also, just uncomfortable on a long flight. Thanks Laurie!

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

Ooh I bet so! Great tip

[@misslizinflorida]

FYI, I just went through Amsterdam last weekend and they made me take my ankle boots off because they said anything that went over my ankles had to come off.

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

Oh cool! I was surprised we did not have to take off shoes there.

[@jonny_mazerati9410]

We still havnt seen your video about the bed bugs

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

I had to take it down and can't talk about it.

[@shellydavis2980]

@@TravelTipsbyLauriegheez! They are sure picky…I did manage to see it before then…it was really good information

[@juliaivanitskiy269]

​@@shellydavis2980Can you summarize it for those of us who missed that video?

[@shellydavis2980]

@@juliaivanitskiy269 from what I remember and am likely allowed to say…. Don’t put your suitcases on the bed (in case they are picked up on the bottom and transferred) …. Check for black spots (bug ) along the seams of the bedding and drawers. And… I will be keeping my clothing sealed inside my packing cubes if I put anything in drawers, which should also be inspected.

[@mdavis8093]

I​@@TravelTipsbyLaurie no doubt they were not happy about it. Bad for their image. But I think people have the right to know. Sorry you had to deal with that.

[@susangilliam6400]

If that tide stick has liquid in it then I'm not going to get up the space in my TSA liquids bag so there are the tied pads that you just unfold

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

True and Shout wipes. But this is tiny fyi.

[@mamanothing9506]

Know that if you are in Dublin airport and wearing boots or ankle boots, you will have to take them off in security! You can keep sneakers, flats shoes, shoes with a little heel on (not a thick wedge heel-those shoes will need to come off too) but any type of boot will need to be taken off Blessings!

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

Thanks so much for the heads up!

[@sandrahintz2617]

Amazon sells the 3 pack of tide sticks. I love my messy husband so I always carry one in my purse 👜 which is why it is referred to as a mini suitcase. 😃

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

Yes, did you see the link? It's a 4 or 5 pack lol.

[@lesmercredis]

This is what I do for footwear: I pack my tennis sneakers in my personal item (or my carry on, but usually my personal item) and wear a pair of slides through security. Depending on how I feel that day, I might also wear two layers of socks. The outer layer of socks will be an old pair, or even a pair of mismatched ones that I can't find the twins of. Wearing slides (nothing fancy, just a pair of grey ones from Dollar Tree) makes going through security a breeze, and in most cases I don't have to take them off. If I DO have to take them off, they're loads more easy to put on than shoes (even the most comfy of slip-ons). The extra layer of socks protects from the grossness of the airport floor, and gets discarded after security. Also, after security, when I'm rearranging my items, that's when I switch over to my tennis shoes again. Then I store my slides, bagged up, in wherever my shoes were before.

[@judyhale9024]

I LOVE that leopard scarf!!!! Where did you get it?

[@docsmctink]

The scarf is listed in her scarf video……fairly recent! I ordered it!

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

Hi Judy. All links are in the first comment for ya: bit.ly/4dqTdc8 and this is similar: amzn.to/3YocR2h

[@SCSilk]

I read about a week ago that newer scanners can accommodate sequined materials, but I haven’t confirmed this.

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

Yay!!!! The problem is that not all airport security machines are new. But we're ready, and you know your home airport so that's good.

[@lucyalderman422]

If you spill food on your clothing get a small spray bottle put half water and the other half dawn dish soap on the stain before you wash the garment it will come out very well

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

Thanks for these tips!!

[@margolawnerd2776]

Just came back home after a trip and tried so many of your tips! Thank you thank you! I used everything because I did a capsule wardrobe. Wore layers on the plane and was comfortable all the way! I had my 'plane bag essentials' and it was quick to grab!

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

I'm so glad!

[@cijmo]

Most of the things I wear on trips are on their 'last wearing' so that if something happens to them I can throw them away without shedding tears.

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

Yes!! Feels so good.

[@ununuh]

I never wear white. I live out in the country. It’s either dusty or muddy between the house and the car. White gets dirty before I get anywhere! I will wear a white blouse if I have something else over it.

[@amylammert4359]

I spilled tea all over the front of my white shirt and right sleeve while at the United Club. I drenched it with the liquid from the Tide Pen and then washed it in my hotel sink the same day I arrived with a single Tide Travel Sink Packet. The stains on the front and on my right sleeve are GONE! I won't wear white again, but will definitely travel with the Tide Pen and Sink packets.

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

I hear ya! It’s amazing

[@SharonRepici]

I love the Tide pen, but it wasn’t a match for entire cup of hot tea. The airplane blanket took the brunt of the damage, but my flannel shirt and my pants got enough to be noticed. Two washes later the shirt is mostly clean, but will be taking pants to dry cleaners when we get home.

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

Ugh good luck!

[@momdad5368]

I always wear a knit skirt and top or a knit dress, always leggings and tennis shoes. I am always cold, so sometimes a pullover jacket too. I am little so I find airplane seats plenty roomy.

[@triciatinker9456]

Laurie will I be able to attach my neck pillow to my back pack or will they say that is an extra item and therefore not allowed?

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

Hi Tricia, I do not know. One viewer said that Spirit counts it as extra. You could wear it into the plane.

[@commonsensecorner7275]

I always hem my pants to keep them from touching the floor/ground, especially being 5.2 feet!!! I need the woman in the locker room today to watch this video, because after we got out of the pool, I couldn’t help but see as I walked past the stall that her towel and bathing suit were on the floor in there!!! 🤢🤮🤮🤮 I bought those booties to go over my socks like a detective at a crime scene, just in case to walk through the security line. I don’t even want my socks touching the floor that are going inside my shoes, sometimes I don’t wear socks in my spring/summer shoes.

[@ColleenJoudrey]

I learned the hard way that if a person has a lot of hair, to have it secured. I left my long curls loose the last time I flew and my hair kept messing up the scan.

[@llkoolbean4935]

What happened with the bed bugs on the Viking cruise?

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

Hi, I cannot talk about it; took it down :(

[@llkoolbean4935]

​@@TravelTipsbyLaurie😢

[@cherylalexander970]

@@TravelTipsbyLaurie😮

[@stephb3321]

I won’t wear jeans, I don’t care how stretchy they are. I will only wear leggings or joggers.

[@juliaivanitskiy269]

Same!!! I was going to say jeans as well, way too uncomfortable 😅

[@lauriehume3395]

Do xray machine pick up hip and knee replacements?

[@madelinebark8473]

If you have any joint replacement - ankle, shoulder too, not just hip and knee, you need to tell the TSA agent before you even go through the scanner. And, of course, joint replacements are metal, so, of course, they will show up on X-ray.

[@camiller4916]

I had a total knee in 2023 and yes, it has set off every machine I’ve been through. I got a physical pat down in France coming home and always have to go thru the full body scan in the US, coupled with a bag search.

[@gingereaves4097]

I had a knee replacement Nov. 2023 and flew from Louisiana with a layover in Atlanta to a small airport in Southern Georgia. Leaving that same small airport, I set off the alarm and had to have a pat down. The TSA Security lady was so apologetic (I'm 73) that I felt sorry for her. I told her not to worry and that I was fine.

[@madelinebark8473]

@@camiller4916 Don't even go through the scanner. Tell the agent that you have artificial joints before. My husband has bilateral knees and they take him to another spot to scan him. No bag search ever.

[@lauriehume3395]

Thank you so much I figured that they would show up on xray just wanted confirmations. I feel we have more and more individuals with replacement joints then before! 😉

[@renferal5290]

I will never understand people who walk around the plane in their socks and go to the lou in them🤑

[@stephb3321]

I watched someone go barefoot into the airplane restroom on my flight to New Zealand. I was completely baffled, and nauseated, by it.

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

100% agree

[@rross2764]

You can take just about any type of layer off in your airplane seat by grabbing the back and pulling forward over your head (like guys take their shirts off). No need to whack your neighbors with this method.

[@ipoyazaki-uchibori2075]

😂 squished like a mammogram… IYKYK

[@HandsIntoHistory]

I couldn't focus on the rest of her tips after hearing that cuz of how true that is 😂😂

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

It's October tooooo

[@aherve2003]

You can wore whatever you are comfortable with

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

So true! And whatever you can risk.

[@zizzie4081]

Not just because they are cold, but sandals are dangerous. Many people are oblivious to the world around them. I was in the Denver airport and a young man in his twenties, (not known for their good judgement), spun around with his skis on his shoulder and clocked me in the head. Someone could drop a heavy suitcase, or step on your sandaled feet and cause a fracture. No way to start a vacation.

[@GODISMYSTERIOUS]

I love to wear black or navy leggings, a full length front zipper hoodies and hijabs to keep my neck, décolletage, my ears as well as my head warm. I hate regular pants. Leggings never drop to the floor. I have worn wear long dresses on my several trips. A long dress covers my thighs, knees and legs. It is much easier for me to use bathroom, I just flip my long dress up, gather it in my hand. The dress never touches the floor or anywhere.

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

Great outfit ideas for the airplane. I have learned from wearing the wrong uncomfortable things while flying.

[@set921]

The big mystery is whether my flight will be freezing cold or roasting hot. There doesnt seem to be any pattern. I've been in flights where my feet were so hot, i had to take my shoes AND MY SOCKS off. Yes, very embarrasing. Now i wear sandals. If my feet get cold, i have socks in my personal bag.

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

It is a mystery. Layers are ke. It sounds awful but my feet got super hot one time and I did take my socks off while seated. Putting them back on took time.

[@mickeyhead9770]

White?

[@noelinetaylor186]

But it also removes colour from garments.

[@NolanWohlwendi-c5l]

Lorine Meadow

[@JD-tp4vs]

👍👍

[@conniebrown4039]

The Tide pen got ink out of my white pants!

[@conniekershaw4412]

The best thing for ink is hairspray! This works on the most delicate fabrics. I even used it on my daughter's and other's dance costumes at times.

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

Yay!!! I wish I could thank the er nurse viewer who tole me about it! Travel outfit saver!!

[@lotaayson9645]

@)#.LOVE it

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

Thank you!

[@ninadaon1077]

Sweatshirt vs Zipped jacket? Why can't you just get up in the aisle, use the opportunity to go the bathroom or stretch and take it off? Works for me every time. Saw a comment on another video from an ex security person who said not to wear the hood in the airport and even better tuck it in so you can't see it. Apparently hoods might be a red flag for security. Also wearing baseball caps or hats should be avoided for the same reason.

[@madelinebark8473]

Lots of times you CANNOT get up in the aisles during a flight. Turbulence is a very real thing and you just can't get up and walk the aisles. Plus depending on where you're sitting you could have to ask one OR two people to get up when you leave and then get up when you come back to your seat.

[@dagnolia6004]

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

Hi!

[@aadolan3347]

Hydrogen peroxide takes out blood

[@jaskeda]

I dress like go hiking without a big hat

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

Perfect!

[@beccalove8791]

I think we are all adults and know what works for us while traveling. We are all going to wear whatever works for us…

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

That’s totally works ✈️

[@t-a-barton119]

I’m going to teach you 😂😂 many of us have traveled the world. Laughable content in this one

[@TravelTipsbyLaurie]

Have fun

[@happydays3678]

Is this a comedy sketch? 🤷 I'm sure 99% of people wouldn't dream of wearing these clothes for flying. It's obvious how impractical they would be.

[@juliaivanitskiy269]

Oh honey, you would be surprised, I saw a lot of interesting outfits when I flew on my vacation this past July. 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[@madelinebark8473]

When is the last time you've flown? You should see what 99% of the people wear on flights. I'm always just shaking my head. Short shorts, sleeveless tops and sandals, dresses, large hats. It's amazing. They're dressing for fashion and not practicality.