For Packing
Keep instant oatmeal in a bag for an easy
breakfast.
Grace Antipala, who has been a flight attendant with
Hawaiian Airlines since 2011, recommends keeping instant oatmeal in a Ziploc
bag along with your preferred toppings (dried fruit, nuts, brown sugar). During
meal service, ask your flight attendant for hot water and prepare your healthy
meal in a coffee cup.
Try peppermint essential oil.
Antipala also carries a small bottle of peppermint
essential oil with her on flights. She told T+L the oil is "great for
nausea during a flight, freshen[s] your breath, and helps with odors from the
flight." Antipala will also dab a few drops onto a napkin and take a sniff
to clear her sinuses.
Stay
organized with collapsing laundry bags.
Taking a collapsible laundry bag can help you keep dirty
clothes organized during your trip—and separated from other items on the way
back. You can also opt for a waterproof
version, which is perfect for stowing a damp bathing suit after a
last minute run to the beach on your way to the airport.
Carry a hydrating face spray.
Another product Antipala regularly takes on flights is
the AmorePacific face spray ($35), which
comes in a TSA-approved 2.7 ounce bottle.
“The first ingredient in it isn't water, but bamboo sap,
so there are more essential oils to keep you hydrated and moisturized
throughout your flight,” said Antipala.
Ship
your packages beforehand.
To avoid having a longer wait time at airport security
and using precious storage space for gifts, ship your luggage out before flying.
Invest in a multi-purpose jacket.
Antipala also recommends packing a light jacket, like the Uniqlo Ultra Light Down Parka($80).
This thin-yet-cozy, water-resistant coat squishes easily
into an included pouch. “I use it as a pillow,” said Antipala, “and always pack
in no matter where I go since there can be cold snaps.”






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