75 Airplane & Airport Travel Hacks ✈️ | Flying Tips for 2021!

[@SOSKinu]

Two more tips: 1. Bring cleaning wipes to clean your seat and tray in the airplane 2. If you have a long flight and a connecting flight with a long layover, bring a set of new clothes and baby wipes. You can "freshen up" and feel clean for the next flight.

[@Ella.2023]

We always “freshen up” in the airport bathroom. But we don’t change clothes.

[@carmengeorgeweddings3906]

Excellent advice - Tip: If you are a solo traveler, you are more likely to get bumped. If you can't miss your flight, get on the plane as soon as you are allowed.

[@sharonwhite1985]

One tip regarding luggage is to take photos of your luggage against something that shows the size of it such as a ruler or tape measure.Then if you are unfortunate enough to lose the luggage you have a photo to show rather than trying to describe it.

[@heatherwoodley8244]

Brilliant tip. I have thought about this ahead of my next trip, so I'm glad someone has mentioned it as being worthwhile.

[@DrineThePoet]

good tip

[@R0swell5104]

Yes good tip, I found that very helpful on one occasion.

[@Shiva-my3mq]

And either if they steal from you're luggage and claim that they were no padlock

[@R0swell5104]

@@Shiva-my3mq I'm sure most people know that a padlock is useless. You can get into a case Using a ballpoint pen.

[@masad.739]

A bonus tip: go to the airline counter and ask for a distressed passenger voucher for a hotel if you're stuck at the airport and the airline is nor responsible (e.g., weather).

[@CollinAbroadcast]

Best seat is the back seat. Like the literal last seat. No one books that and you'll get the row to yourself

[@fosteringleaders9872]

And flight attendants give you extra snacks, sandwiches, etc in very long flights. 😃

[@choochd]

Yea but you get stuck waiting for everyone to deplane. Also, I find it noisier, and more turbulent, and people are constantly shuffling about or standing over you waiting for the bathroom. But sure book those back seats up!

[@JustADreamerLuv]

last row seats usually dont recline so no its not the best seat

[@EnergiA854]

​@@JustADreamerLuvyes they do also you dont have people behind you

[@nathanielbaker3602]

A very simple but often forgotten tip when you’re travelling is to bring a PEN! So many times I’ve had to awkwardly ask people to borrow their pens when filling out my customs cards. 🤣

[@girlvsglobe]

YES!!! Such a simple but useful tip

[@anthony3295]

Airports should provide them!

[@guiguox]

my dad owns a school store so i always have a pen

[@marangelynrodriguez3094]

when ur an artist: I have every pen I this world

[@keno1069]

@@anthony3295 They do provide them, but you have to wait in line to use one. Better to carry your own.

[@ritabartasiute466]

I disagree on packing “huge winter boots” in luggage. Wear all the bulky items if you can do they don’t take room in the luggage. Bags for liquids - I always use a ziplock bag and nobody ever said anything about it.

[@roshniravindran9400]

I was once so tired after finishing finals week in college and reaching the airport at 4 AM, that I fell asleep AT THE GATE. Finally, I woke up when they were announcing my name on the overhead system. I almost missed that flight! Don't ever "take a nap" at the gate.

[@fosteringleaders9872]

I fell asleep at a plane while flying alone for business and almost missed my stop, the plane was going to continue to other airport, some people including me were getting off, luckily, a flight attendant knew and woke me up.

[@nataliajimenez1870]

The dirtiest places are not due to dirty diapers or anything like that, but due to being areas that people touch frequently and that are rarely disinfected. Many people do not wash their hands properly or often enough, so they spread bacteria and viruses. So using disinfecting wipes is very useful

[@PinkCupcake9999]

I agree with tip 29, especially for older people, because my dad went on a 16 hour flight and he didn't wear those socks and he eventually developed two blood clots that travelled from his leg to his heart. Luckily, he went to the hospital before it got really bad. Point is wear those socks!

[@Wintersesr]

Hey! i wanna ask Does it have to be exactly like those socks?

[@PinkCupcake9999]

@@Wintersesr Yes, it has to be compression socks since they're specialized socks. According to Google, they help with blood flow and reduce swelling and discomfort. I think it varies among each person, of course. Like my dad's case, he was over 65, so he was at a higher risk. To be on the safe side, I would wear them. I wore them recently on a flight and my feet were not bugging me as much.

[@FiNyxUprising]

Thankfully your dad got medical attention in time. Just to add on, if you are going to another country where English is not universal, its hard to get medical help. I lost my god mum to DVT. She went to Germany, doesnt speak German at all, unable to communicate and the nearest hospital is a helicopter flight. All because the officers and whoever that was there, speak minimal English. If she was treated a few hours earlier when it happened, she would still be alive.

[@PinkCupcake9999]

@@FiNyxUprising I'm so sorry for your loss!! :(

[@smalls9852]

I always put colorful yarn on my luggage. It is something I always have at home and makes it so much easier. Especially since our luggage is mostly black lol.

[@alunesh12345]

Believe in JESUS today, confess and repent of your sins. No one goes to heaven for doing good but by believing in JESUS who died for our sins. Hell isn't fun. GOD loves you soo much unconditional❤🤗🥳❤

[@LisaDavis-xd7dp]

Be careful using yarn on luggage if you have cats If they swallow it, it is a death sentence.

[@SWAGGY976]

@@LisaDavis-xd7dp why would cats be on a plane?

[@nailekara]

I dress my luggage with a stretchy colorful fabric cover that has my business logo printed and website... Personalized and free advertizing for the same price ;D .

[@rebeccaboyack422]

Me too 😀

[@thecollector5243]

Just a small correction: 10:49 the increased exposure to radiation we experience in high altitudes, is ionizing radiation and has little to do with UV rays. Sunscreen does not help unfortunately.

[@nudibranch1379]

Thank you for this clarification 😊

[@JayantKumar-dn3zu]

I always select the seats at the back on an airplane, because chances are those seats might remain empty and you can find yourselves seating comfortably alone in a row. Have experienced this a few times and it was a delight to have all the space to put your handbag beside you, plus two or three tray tables to keep stuff . Plus always double check the name tag and airport codes while picking up your checked in baggage at arrivals, to avoid baggage mix up.

[@y.preyer]

My tip. Plan to come to the airport 2-3 hours before. Delays due to traffic can happen and it can increase stress. Use the spare time to eat at the airport. Yes, the food is expensive, but way butter and less expensive then on board. Eating lowers stress and closes the long gap between meals. Eating also helps to concentrate and be full of energy. After a subnational meal you will fall asleep way better.

[@GoldCoast85]

No sorry. The turn up 3 hours early is so that you get bored and decide to wander and shop duty free. Has nothing to do with boarding.

[@y.preyer]

@@GoldCoast85 in most cases I must be at the airport at least 2 hours before the flight, because of customs and other procedures. So one extra hour is not a big waste in sake of being calm.

[@mitzoss]

better use that extra hour to eat at home ;)

[@williamwchuang]

Or hit up a lounge.

[@shhh3683]

We asians come 6 hours early for international flights and 3 hours early for domestic flights

[@pipmitchell7059]

For that dirty tray table, I carry a rag pre-moistened with soapy water in a small plasic bag so that I can wash it. Then in my picnic I pack two small cloth napkins, one to be my tablecloth and one to use as a napkin. Very practical luxury! (And both thrift-shop linen into the bargain). As for entertainment, a paperback that fits in my handbag has never failed me yet.

[@velyvely6479]

are you using them for the tray table? i sometime use a large supermarket reusable bag to stick my cabin bag/backpack in before i stick it on the floor , then turn it inside out when i have to put it back in my bag..... I've also stuck the free news paper on the floor lol

[@pipmitchell7059]

@@velyvely6479 Yes, I put the rag and the "tablecloth" back into plastic bags till I get to my destination where they can be laundered. Your backpack in a bag idea sounds good too.

[@annaburch3200]

Great tips!!! Thank you for #72! My husband works for an airline and the incident reports this year on flights have been through the roof! Be nice to flight attendants, people! They are there for your safety, not just to serve you a snack.

[@Starryrk]

Also recommend to put ur name anywhere in or on the outside of ur bag bc if they get lost most airplanes check the bag to find any personal info and they’ll just call ur name from the speakers to go to a specific spot to pick up ur bag

[@jacquibaker2998]

Mini travel hangers that fold for your jacket on the back of the seat - also useful if you hostel/ don’t like the hangers in your hotel 😂 The end of a packet of anti- back wipes - super flat and easy to pack Grab a couple of extra clear bags to use on your way back for unclean clothes / storage for souvenirs Large scarf can be used as a blanket , also a scarf or something to sit on, a sarong -always take a scarf when travelling light

[@cusebaby10]

This was excellent! So informative and well delivered! By FAR the best video I've watched yet! Thank you so much for sharing! Cheers! 😘✈️🧳

[@nbyszewski]

Appreciate the video! I'll be using these tips on my next flight. One thing I'd like to mention is that what you referred to as a "lighting" plug is actually a USB-C plug, and it is widely used by not just Apple. Still agree though that USB-A plugs are more easily found, mainly because it is an older and more standard connecter.

[@girlvsglobe]

Thanks for clarifying the USB situation Nicolas! So pleased you found the video helpful ❤️

[@tomasplunksnis1087]

Yeah the one that goes in the phone’s cord is Lightning and the one that goes in the power brick is USB-C.

[@karla189]

A good tip would be to have snacks or food for emergencies I was stuck at an airport one time for more than 6 hrs coz the airport staff were on strike lol and I couldn't leave the airport coz I don't have an EU visa and we had to wait for 4hrs to get food but it was complementary.

[@PortableProfessional]

Great video! I recognize a lot of these tips and it was very smart of you to collect them all in one video. A one stop resource for us travellers ☺️

[@katokato6129]

Does anyone know which are the best travel agencies to travel from USA to Melbourne Australia

[@YoSpiff]

I print my boarding passes after online check-in. One for boarding, one as a backup and the third goes into my checked bag. If the external tags get torn off, my boarding pass will let them know who it belongs to and where it needs to go. I also have a small bag that hangs on the seat in front of me with the items I'll want for a few hours flight (power bank, noise cancelling earbuds, snack, etc, and it gives me a place to put my cellphones during the flight.) I also prefer a window seat toward the rear. I have priority status and this gets me settled into my seat with plenty of overhead bin space before anyone else is back there. When I first went gold status with AA, I chose a seat in the front and had to struggle to find a place for my backpack in the bin. Then I had to go behind me to get it while everyone else was trying to get off the plane. Mistake. I travel with tools, so have to wait for baggage claim anyway. The seat map that flags some seats as "preferred seating" never seem preferable for me.

[@karabuttree9745]

Great tip about extra boarding passes!!! ♡

[@adventureswithJacqui]

I was told by a pilots daughter, never to get a late flight. It is probably the last flight for the pilot and they would be in a rush to get home and will fly through anything! I made this mistake once, never again!

[@lizzygtz3101]

Oh no :( I’m going on my first flight in a week and it’s at 1 am. I hope it’s not bad

[@HPX584]

That’s even better

[@creampopz]

My first ever return flight was at 5pm, went to 12:40am. We flew right by a lightning storm 💀

[@PullthaleverKronk]

These are my favorite 😕

[@-nothing_isenough-1513]

My flight is at 3:45 AM 😅😅

[@lorrainebeightler8265]

Also I would take seat covers for the toilets on the plane. The last time I flew there wasn't any on the plane. You can buy travel pack of 5. I buy these when I camp and started taking them when I travel. They have come in very handy at times.

[@girlvsglobe]

Good idea, thanks for sharing Lorraine!! ☺️

[@crazy4beatles]

In a pinch I use toilet paper. Lay down the strips on it - won't be perfect but better than nothing. The middle part of the toilet seat covers are great for blotting off a greasy face.

[@lorrainebeightler8265]

@@crazy4beatles omg!! I do the same thing if I don’t have my toilet seat covers 👍🏼👍🏼

[@RaeganScarlett]

@@crazy4beatles I do this everywhere, is it not common practice?

[@DonH9992]

I'm not sure if they were sold outside the US but I always fly with a blanket that has sleeves. They were sold under the name "Snuggy" in the states. The sleeves make these the best flight blankets since you can easily eat, adjust your tablet or phone, or fasten your seat belt over the blanket without disturbing the blanket covering your body.

[@SCSilk]

I’m considering bringing it on my next football trip, since it has my school colors. I can pack it in a compression cube; takes up as much room as a thick sweater.

[@agamyarao]

I LOVE THESE SO MUCH OMG

[@sarahnguyen9257]

I have a friend that worked for tsa tampa for years. She says you can bring frozen liquid because explosives don’t freeze.

[@girlvsglobe]

Interesting, thanks for sharing Sarah!

[@alexb12355]

so helpful for traveling during this time! been looking for an updated tips video exactly like this

[@girlvsglobe]

I’m so glad you’ve found this helpful, thank you for watching and commenting 🥰

[@airmag]

Careful about tip 24! Some countries do not allow li-ion battery operated devices in the check-in bags. There are tracker devices operating on CR type cell batteries, they may be worth trying.

[@philip1065]

Stumbled on your channel while watching London videos in anticipation of our return to UK next summer, and just got completely sucked in.... talking head videos arent usually my thing but the combination of education and entertainment value you put out is spot on, love the editing and the low key humour you add, definitely subbing right meow. Keep up the awesome content!

[@girlvsglobe]

So happy to hear it Philip, that means a lot :) Stick around and hopefully more of my future videos will be the out-and-about kind now that travelling is back on the table!

[@roser2058]

I loved this video so much! I would suggest having a tip for the curbside pick up, even if it's complimentary. Those agents often work extremely long shifts standing on their feet ( a lot aren't allowed to sit) and of course, the horrific weather conditions in winter.

[@ElizabethKeenan]

These are great tips! another good tip is to bring dylorite or an electrolytes pack to keep hydrated! I always take a picture of my parking too!

[@girlvsglobe]

Yesss that’s such a good tip Elizabeth - so important in case you fall ill 😅❤️

[@lucykeenan1457]

We have the same surname haha :)

[@seastheday956]

Tip 76- to avoid paying for a check-in luggage, take as carry-on and many times the boarding agent will announce free checked luggage because there is not enough room for everyone luggage in the overhead bin.

[@girlvsglobe]

So true!! Not something you can 100% rely on but definitely worth bearing in mind :)

[@katycoe9244]

depends on the airline. has happened to me with Scoot & Air Malaysia (i had a carry-on size suitcase but it was probably expanded lol and I had a full backpack). however, JetStar didn't tell me I had too much until boarding was called and said it was too late to check the bag and my bag had to be on the next flight. I was testing my luck to see if I could carry it on but I was very annoyed that no one told me at check-in, then I had to pay to have my bag brought to my hostel so I didn't have to wait hours at the airport for my bag to arrive. it could have been brought on, but if not I'd rather had been told no earlier, even if i had to pay, since i had to anyways

[@Sarapeaches23]

But if you want to take a larger luggage bag with more kg then there is no option but to pay for check-in luggage.

[@amandamuzyka3704]

How is this helpful? The point of a checked bag is to have an EXTRA (larger) bag AND a carry-on or to check a carryon bag and not have to roll it around the airport. Once you are at the plane and they tell you they will check it, you get neither of these advantages. In fact it just waste time at landing as you have to wait for it to come around on the luggage trolley instead of exiting the airport right away.

[@verisww8104]

@@amandamuzyka3704 The point probably is to take advantage, if it is available because most people do not trust checked-in baggage. I, myself have been a frequent flyer for decades in the states and only twice "lost" my luggage; once because my unusual luggage was picked up by another male frequent flyer who ironically had the same color and brand of garment bag (boy was he surprised when he opened it up at end of the business day!) and the other was my fault for arriving and checking in late but the bag was sent on the next flight and delivered to my hotel (does that service exist today?). The only other time I had a problem with my luggage was going to the Bahamas with 2 checked-in luggage (scuba, scuba, scuba) and it was Christmas so one of the two was late 4 days because of...yes...Christmas). But I got it.

[@shelaghjackson9577]

Never put anything in that seat pocket! They are filthy. I bring an old plastic bag to line the pocket with, then put my stuff in it. Also, lock your suitcase zips with cableties/zap straps.....then you’ll know if someone has accessed your bags. You can always find a knife or scissors to cut them off when you arrive.

[@elizdonovan5650]

Take a small nail clippers in your personal item and you can easily cut off the cable tie. ☘️🌝🌲

[@finestcomplex]

This has been the best hacks video i have ever seen. I love the fact you added skincare and savings tips, so thoughtful and detailed.

[@phoenixtraveller753]

I love travel! Long haul flights are the best!! (I have eleven siblings so it’s actually pretty relaxing)

[@HistoryRepeats101]

Good tips, if no lounge I always sit at another gate that’s not in use. As for those yucky bins, I take a garbage bag into which I put my small carryon/ backpack and my coat. I keep it to sit on the floor on the aircraft and set my under seat bag in in so I’m not putting a dirty bag/ backpack on my clean clothes. I throw it away as I enter the airport!

[@terr9442]

Another tip: NEVER drink any tap water on the plane that’s not in a sealed bottle, those tanks are never cleaned. This includes tea and coffee.

[@jaybutler]

Others have mentioned USB-A vs USB-C. It is also worth pointing out that public USB ports should not be trusted. You could be inadvertently be giving access to the data on your device. There are devices called USB data blockers that go between your cable and the port to only allow power to pass through. Better yet, bring your own charger. There are newer USB-C Gallium Nitride (GaN) chargers that pack a lot of power into small blocks. That allows you to get your phone or tablet recharged as quickly as possible.

[@lindsaymonson7101]

I fly all the time and still learned a bunch of new great tips. Thank you for this great video!

[@monicatomaras1921]

Use the scale at an empty check-in counter to weigh luggage so you can remove items if needed.

[@girlvsglobe]

Great idea! ☺️

[@unknownmovement]

@@girlvsglobeeven better, leave the bag somewhere on the side while waiting in line. Go to the counter, tell them to check you in and that you don't have any bags to check in. Walk back pick up your luggage and enjoy free overhead carry on ;) I must've saved over 1000 euro by now doing exactly this

[@okk3618]

great video! i honestly really miss air travel because of covid who else agrees

[@mistylee717]

*raises hand

[@SammiEgan]

For some reason my girlfriend loves the middle seat, idk why?! I got seated between a couple on a full flight to malaysia for 12hrs & I offered to swap with one of them if they wanted to sit together, which they politely declined. It was the best flight because the man included me in all the drink and food orders & we watched some films together honestly they were lovely. Regarding hand luggage i have a gobi gear hobo roll & managed to take 1 pair of jeans, 5 pairs of shorts, 3 jumpers, 8 vest tops, 4 pair of undies, & five pairs of socks and fit my bag under the seat. Great investment.

[@girlvsglobe]

Aww that sounds really lovely - I’m a big fan of friendly strangers ☺️ And omg your luggage sounds so good, I’ll Google it!!

[@cornfed8409]

With the 75 tips, may I add one important requirement passengers must be aware of: “ TSA approved” luggage padlocks. If not, don’t be surprised if a note will be attached to your checked-in luggage upon arrival that reads “Luggage opened for inspection with unapproved TSA lock”. Your damaged padlock is stashed in your luggage side pockets. It happened to me. Lol!!! I learned that sometimes a luggage gets questionable reading from airport x-ray scanners, and needs to be opened by TSA personnel. Awesome tips, and thank you for sharing us. Every single tip you’ve mentioned is on point!

[@FF-xl7yw]

never use them. TSA opens them and toss them rather than putting them back on.

[@tessslakimmo7750]

Make sure to check tsa didn’t steal your expensive stuff . It happened to me

[@heatherwoodley8244]

Sorry, are you saying we should use TSA approved locks, or not to use them?

[@cornfed8409]

@@heatherwoodley8244 I personally USE it. But I’m not advocating everyone to follow me. I just added that tip after one travel incident where my luggage was inspected by TSA with a note left inside stating the reason why. A “red” tag saying “INSPECTED” was then attached to that item-a step down electrical power voltage converter. Lol!!! But this was 12 years ago. Today’s technological advancement and sophistication in airport scanners are doing a wonderful job.

[@StephenTinius]

Just "lock" your suitcase with a zip-tie - get a package of 6" ties at Lowes/Home Depot. TSA is going to open your bag if they want to, they will no matter how you lock it, but the zip-tie will keep the handlers or anyone else from taking a quick look.

[@anq1ve]

She explained everything very well in a short time, this was real,y handy and I loved the fact that she also said everything in British as well as American way because I’m British and everyone else only uses dollars on American airways and it is a bit frustrating

[@carolknox7147]

One of the most pleasant people I have seen whilst looking through these travel videos.

[@alialnajjar9583]

yeah. the water tips just on point, started to do that a while ago. Extremely annoying to pay for water.

[@aquariusarts834]

an add-on to #26: instead of buying a cover put a t-shirt on top of the bag. it works just the same, but make sure to use a unique t-shirt, for example, a t-shirt from a place you have visited. also, make sure that the shirt is not too special because it might rip on certain conveyor belts. if you do not want to sacrifice a t-shirt, or you can't find one, try tying a bandana on the top of your bag, where the people tie your luggage tags. an add-on to #29: if you are using a neck pillow, secure it on the top of your carry-on. If it is a suitcase, tie it to the bottom, and secure it tightly. If you are using a backpack, then tie it on the handle. an add-on to #38: instead of buying an earphone splitter, just use a better quality version of the earphones they give on planes, though some people do not like these, they are not that expensive, and can work the same. add-on in general: if you need things like gum during your flight, buy it in places or stores like stop and shop, because they are cheaper there than in the airport, where things are like 3x more expensive. Try to only go to the airport main shops unless you really need something. add on in general: Even on your long road trips or car rides, bring a pack of goldfish or something else that is salty. first, lick the salt off of the cracker and then eat it.

[@laaibahqayyum1434]

Thank You!! This was so helpful, I can see you have a Morroco picture in the back. I have been to Morroco 5/6 times!!

[@srini9653]

You know what, I had to pause every now n then, take notes and play again. Too many great tips in such a small video. All to the point. God bless!!

[@michelleparedes9600]

Hey, loveeeed this video, you are super charismatic and I really listened to every single one of the 75 tips hahahahaha. Thanks so much for the tips, I will definitely use at least 40 of these on my next flight and have started my packing list :D!

[@girlvsglobe]

Thanks so much Michelle, that's really nice to hear - and I'm so glad you found the video helpful! Many more videos like this coming in 2022 😀

[@franciscloutier5387]

Don't fly at night if you plan on buying a SIM carrd on location - you'll arrive in an airport where every store is shut down and you'll be stuck without network (and thus without GMaps, Uber, etc).

[@RACHTWIN]

I am so glad I stumbled across your channel as I learnt for London in 3 weeks! This has given me so many useful tips. Thank you x

[@luisapinheiro3477]

About tip 17, freezing your water make sense in hot places. In Brazil it's really common to freeze the hole bottle, so you can have a refreshing water for a long period, cause the ice will melt slowly

[@MissDoktor]

I love the pillowcase hack. Brilliant!

[@wariusthedragon6686]

one of my own tips from flying alot as a cameraman. when you go through security, make sure you inform them you have camera equitment. if you decide to bring any that is. most airlines demand to have camera battery in your carry on because they contain litum. by simply informing the crew at security, you can prevent further delays.

[@R0swell5104]

Security in some countries ask you to take the camera bodies out too just like other electronics and may ask you to turn them on briefly as well. So best to have the battery/s installed and charged.

[@carolinemuirhead8116]

OMG!

[@R0swell5104]

@@carolinemuirhead8116 Why omg?

[@carolinemuirhead8116]

Some security are unbelievable

[@R0swell5104]

@@carolinemuirhead8116 Oh yes absolutely. I found that this tends to happen more at the smaller airports where the security staff are far less rushed.

[@monnymahealani1]

Great tips! In 2 weeks ill be flying across the country. Ive never been on a flight longer than 6 hours, and this flight will be close to 10 hours long. Super nervous. Thankfully I found your video. Much appreciated!

[@girlvsglobe]

So glad you found this video helpful Monny!! ❤️ Best of luck with your upcoming flight - watch allllll the movies 😉

[@scarseven5473]

seeing that moroccan painting gave me goosebumps, I feel so proud. Thank you X)

[@keringtonaugustine6189]

I’m 13 and I’m traveling to Austria Germany and Switzerland with EF tours without my parents and I haven’t flown since I was 9 and it it at the end of the month! This was very helpful thanks

[@mckaylerjohnnicodemus2370]

can’t express how grateful I am to have come across this video!!

[@girlvsglobe]

So glad you found the video helpful! 🥰

[@Loettl]

#49 Fragile sticker: Watch out! Sometimes they will add limited release to fragile baggage which makes you lose some of your rights in case the bag is damaged by the airline. It's not worth it. Also no guarantee for it to be delivered early as it won't necessarily be offloaded first.

[@the_fynethyme]

Fantastic video, very thorough but also super fun!

[@girlvsglobe]

Aww thanks so much Siobhan!! 🥰

[@MillaExplores]

Loved these tips! As someone who travels quite often, I still got some new tips here! 😍

[@girlvsglobe]

So happy to hear it Milla!! Happy travels 🥰

[@sf2974]

I freeze my waters or soda all the time keeps my food cold. Works great

[@girlvsglobe]

Smart!! 😁

[@gingereaves4097]

I do, too.

[@tweetiebirdism]

I’d be careful about the sunscreen. As I was going through TSA screening I tested positive for chemicals. After many uncomfortable minutes, it was discovered it was my hand lotion. If you’re going to use sunscreen, put it on after you get through screening.

[@karabuttree9745]

Wth was in that hand cream 😳?!

[@IslaKathEquestrian]

I’m from Australia and I’m flying to England in a few days this has helped so much thank you

[@MMP1116]

Another flight tip - if you have to change planes on your way to Europe, try to do it in the US if at all possible. You have to do the whole customs shuffle and then go through security again to make your next flight. If you’re even a little bit tight in your connection, this is a huge wild card that can really mess things up.

[@syedamaria7322]

Hey there! Hope you are having a nice day. Your video is so helpful for me. Thanks a bunch for making these kinds of hacks and do's & don'ts.

[@joannemartin4343]

Probably the most helpful video yet! Thank you!

[@girlvsglobe]

Thank you so much Joanne, really pleased you found the video helpful ☺️

[@MadinaAngelina]

Thank you so much for all these tips! We are going flying with our 2 month old baby and all tips are appreciated! :)

[@worm3598]

Thank you for the tips! Great video, your personality made this video even better

[@Brutushungwell]

On long flights and you have to sleep get a sky pillow. They are designed for sleeping sitting up. I love mine

[@tomasplunksnis1087]

13:12 I just connect 2 wireless headphones if I really want to watch something together with a friend because I really despise cords & use almost everything wireless.

[@ayamorgan1216]

Amazing video thank you so much I’m going on a flight in February and i feel like this has taken some stress off me ❤️

[@lemon277]

I think you can bring ice through security because flammable or dangerous liquids don’t freeze

[@PennyHerrick-Dressler]

Thank you! Very useful, and I love your positive energy!

[@SKSK-gq2yt]

Super useful tips. I didn't see the link for amazon for the luggage cover! Thanks.

[@R0swell5104]

Just be aware when bringing food especially on international flights that many countries do not allow meat or dairy products even if commercially packaged.

[@carolinetaylor3069]

This was so helpful, thank you! I hate flying and TSA so I will definitely be using some of these tips next time I fly!

[@marchesa2u]

Super comprehensive! This presentation content was sensational. watching again and making my list. Thank you!

[@MrDenecleal]

I can't believe that the 75 that needs said there's one you're actually missing the most important is that you pay more for a return ticket always by 2 singles you work out cheaper

[@matthiaspizzini8010]

Be the last to check in online (2hrs b4 flight) and you can take 2 or even 3 empty available seats next to each other. It worked for me in my last 4 long distance flights since i use this strategy. People in the plane than say i am lucky, but i'm not.

[@minnie9649]

Such a great list and delivered so concisely!

[@ivys783]

thanks! my mom and i hate turbulences a lot and these tips will come in handy

[@ShimonMeetsWorld]

Now this is what I call great travel content 👏🏽👏🏽 - so good!

[@girlvsglobe]

Thanks Shimon!! ☺️

[@BucketListTravellers]

Great tips! I'll be using the first cubicle from now on!

[@girlvsglobe]

Hahah yasss, I always do as well! 🚻

[@indiradeja4218]

2 Dec just found you in a travel hack NEWSLETTER video played, this came after. REALLY great info, love that you travel alot ENJOY and thanks for sharing! Ohio USA

[@DEJA.DIGITAL]

this was so helpful! i'm going to mexico for a mission trip next month and i've never been in an airport!! i learned so much! thank you!!

[@girlvsglobe]

So happy to hear it Deja!! Hope your trip goes well and that you feel well prepared for your flight ☺️

[@osey-82]

Wow, I'm going to Kenya and am in the same situation! 🤣

[@jacquieincolour9084]

Great video but really wish items could be linked. That would be very helpful and benefit you too. 👍😉. And frustrating when you mentioned that the links would be below but they aren’t.

[@amla5567]

Your tips are great! They're fresh and very useful. 😄

[@riskyron1416]

Great video. You cover more points than any of the others.

[@thatcrazychick3108]

Yes! You can bring ice because they measure liquids and although ice will become a liquid at the time of, it isn’t.

[@nikoletahanakova8573]

I am interested in how this works in real life. It takes at least an hour to get to an airport and by that time at least a part of the ice would be melted.

[@gingereaves4097]

@@nikoletahanakova8573 You can drink the melted liquid which is not much from my experience.

[@verisww8104]

Ok, as a used to be a frequent flyer (more than 5yrs ago) I looked up what is new now (covid much?!) and I am impressed. Thank you , thank you, thank you.

[@krymsonuchiha14]

I am traveling to the UK for school next month. This episode is sooo helpful!

[@krymsonuchiha14]

Also, I tried all the tips for sleeping on the plane... nothing works because my issue is that it's too shaky. I also have to sit by the window because it's easier on my back, so I tend to just stay awake and deal with it. But that's why I go to bed early when I get there and sleep until I wake up or make myself sleep more if it's too early. It actually helps with jet lag!

[@youssefsouini9548]

Love the Morocco painting behind you

[@girlvsglobe]

Thanks Youssef! Wonderful country ☺️

[@mihaelaclaudiap..2]

This video it's so rich in valuable information! I never knew that you can bring ice through security! How odd it's that? I personally never do that :))

[@girlvsglobe]

Yeah I thought that was so strange as well!! Don’t think I’m gonna try that one personally but figured it was an interesting fact to share ☺️

[@florencezhang5953]

Appreciate the effort I’ll be sure to use it for tomorrow I’m going to Cancun,Mexico OMG so excited 😆 👏

[@rahatanjum8052]

Thanks dear...it was worth watching your video. Very important and useful tips and tricks. Loved it ❤️😊All the best 👍

[@crazy4beatles]

#59 is me 100 percent. Sometimes they do samples in the liquor area. At Heathrow one time they even had a guy mixing drinks from the bottles they were promoting. Got 3 full size cocktails and 2 shots of whiskey. I did end up buying 2 bottles but basically cost about at much as if I'd bought the drinks at the airport - plus got to take the bottles home.

[@scaramouche_L0ver]

I'm going flying soon for the first time, and this will be very helpful