There are always those passengers on a flight who go unnoticed but are loved by everyone: people who communicate well with the cabin crew, are respectful to those around them, and make the journey enjoyable for everyone. Have you ever thought about being the “most beloved passenger” on a flight? Here are ways to spread positive energy in the sky and earn everyone's appreciation.

Flight attendants aren't just the people who serve coffee on a flight; they are also responsible for the safety, comfort, and order of hundreds of passengers. But there are also some interesting facts and little confessions that remain behind the scenes. Get ready to discover the most frequently mentioned “hidden truths” about passengers from the flight attendants' perspective!

While flying long distances is exciting, the body's biological clock sometimes struggles to keep up with these rapidly changing time zones. The result? Insomnia, fatigue, difficulty concentrating, and mood swings... In other words, the infamous jet lag. Fortunately, it is possible to alleviate this condition, and even prevent it to a large extent. Here are some practical and useful ways to beat jet lag.

Flying is exciting, but sometimes passengers can unknowingly put themselves and those around them in a difficult situation. Small mistakes made during long flights, in particular, can seriously affect comfort and enjoyment. In this article, we will look at the most common mistakes made by passengers and share ways to have a more comfortable, enjoyable, and stress-free flight without falling into these traps.

For some, air travel is an exciting adventure, while for others it can be a slightly stressful experience, accompanied by thoughts like, “What if there's turbulence?” But without realizing it, we all have similar questions running through our minds: “Are these doors really locked?”, “Is the pilot really awake during the entire flight?”, “Why do we open the window during takeoff?” Here are the fun and accurate answers to the most frequently asked questions in the sky!

For many passengers, flight safety rules seem like a tedious routine. Do you wonder why rules such as the seatbelt warning, keeping your seat upright, or turning off electronic devices are taken so seriously? In fact, behind each rule are lessons learned from real events in aviation history and life-saving details.

Whether long or short, flights can sometimes be exhausting. However, you can significantly increase your comfort level with a few simple habits. Here are 10 golden rules to keep in mind for a comfortable flight experience.

When staying at hotels during vacations or business trips, it's as important to be comfortable as it is to pay attention to certain rules. For your own safety and out of respect for hotel staff and other guests, there are some things you should never do at a hotel. Here are 5 important rules to keep in mind.