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Flight Travel Essentials

Undoubtedly, people want a safe and comfortable plane ride to start their relaxing vacation out of the country. Well, here are several flight travel essentials that you would want to have to experience a cozy flight to your next destination!

Carry-On Suitcase

It is better to travel light. A carry-on suitcase will be an essential part of your journey for quick trips outside Singapore. Invest in a suitcase with larger compartments, giving you extra space for more things. 

You will not only lessen your burden by carrying smaller luggage but also save some of your money by not having to check in your suitcase! This will give you a bigger travel budget for experience and food! 

Eye Mask 

Flying from one place to another requires a lot of free time for rest. To better maximize this, bring an eye mask that will help you block light and bring you comfort as you sleep your way through the flight. 

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Invest in eye masks crafted comfortably using cotton, cashmere, washable silk, or velvet. Nothing compares to a traveller who is well-rested. 

Travel Blanket  

Travelling in an aeroplane can make you feel like you’re in an icebox due to its air-conditioning. Worry not! This is a reminder to bring your warmest travel blanket! 

Equip yourself with a soft blanket, preferably made of cotton or cashmere, and one that is easy to fold and remove. Staying ready and beating the cold before it beats you is better. 

Noise-Canceling Headphones 

We bet you already know this one! Be ready with your noise-cancelling headphones. Listening to music can also be a way to relax yourself as you travel. It is best to invest in headphones that will help you reduce unwanted noises when you are resting while travelling. 

Better to keep notes of these flight travel essentials to have a smooth, fun, and rest-filled flight before going on an adventure outside of Singapore! Have a happy trip!

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