10. Freeze your liquids to bring on planes
Pros: Get your liquid through security
What you need: A frozen bottle of water etc
Cost: $1*
Nobody is unaware that liquids have been prohibited from being brought on airplanes for some time; only smaller containers are permitted. You can always freeze your bottle of water first if you really want to carry a drink on the plane and don’t want to fiddle with buying one. The only drawback is that when it passes through your tests, it needs to be completely frozen. That bottle of Pepsi won’t pass and will be a huge waste of time and money, even if it’s just slightly defrosted. Therefore, this one might not be for you if you have a long flight to the airport.
10. Freeze Your Liquids To Bring On Planes
11. Find the best seat on the plane when you check-in
Pros: You’ll be super comfortable
What you need: SeatGuru
Cost: Free
It could be challenging to determine whether the seat you choose will be comfortable because different airlines operate different aircraft with varied seat configurations. Here’s where SeatGuru can help. To find out if you made the right decision or not, you can use it to look up reviews on your seat. It’s a creative concept that has previously assisted a lot of weary travelers. Just don’t forget to pay it forward by reviewing your seat once you’ve disembarked. You never know—it might actually make a difference for the individual who enters after you!
11. Find The Best Seat On The Plane When You Check In
