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Originally Posted by davidd
I fly to Europe every two weeks on coach. The best methods to use:
1. Get an aisle seat
2. Get little or no sleep the night before
3. Take 2 over the counter (or Ambien) 1 hour before the flight
If you are fat, then it is going to suck anyways, but if you can fit in the seats, the sleeping pills kick in, the lack of sleep, etc. I wake up as the landing gear is touching down.
By body is so used to this now, that when I get on the plane, without sleeping pills, I start yawning and getting tired.
If your real good, your body will smeel the food, wake you up, let you eat, and then shut down again.
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David D in the house!
Big E, depending on what airline it is see if they know what plane it is going to be. If it is the 2 level one then get the front seats upstairs on it, if it is the new ones that are one level then try to get the emergency exit row seats. They got a tiny bit more leg room but not much.
Gavin