Sleeping on aircraft.

[Adidas Sharston]

I recommend sitting on the very edge of an aisle seat, you'll soon drop off.

Coat, got.

Brandy and 20mg of diazepam if I'm sat next to BT.

 

[Semper aggressus]

Business class isn't too bad, at least the seats fold flat and you get a bit more space. Still too noisy though. I use the ear plugs from the little complementary travel bag they give us but even then being a light sleeper it's hard not to wake up if someone sneezes or something. We tend to fly so we take off around 10pm so are naturally tired.

 

[allblackcitizen]

First class. Bed. Evening flight. Sorted.

At £6k that's an expensive fucking sleep and would keep me awake for the other 364 nights of the year worrying about it.

 

[Fred_Quimby]

At £6k that's an expensive fucking sleep and would keep me awake for the other 364 nights of the year worrying about it.

This all your fault. If New Zealand wasn't so f..king far away we wouldn't be having this conversation :)

 

[BlueTG]

Any kind of engine running and, as a passenger, I can be out before we’ve even moved.

I rarely see take off.

 

[Barcon]

Just discovered that watching Ancient Aliens will solve any insomnia issues. I will download a few for my next flight.

 

[allblackcitizen]

This all your fault. If New Zealand wasn't so f..king far away we wouldn't be having this conversation :)

Blame Captain Cook, not me!

 

[skiddypants]

Was it John Denver,
In Tenerife at the moment new City Bar in los cristianos.

 

[blue b4 the moon]

A decent pair of noise cancelling headphones with no sound on works very well!

And get a window seat to prop your head against the side.

People in window seats that sleep from the start or close the window must really fuck others off who would like to look outside.

Isle seat for me unless I can get an empty middle row of 4 on long haul, bang on some hippy type chilled music, close eyes and drift. No sleep but relaxing & miss all the tannoy shite as well.

 

[r.soleofsalford]

Business class isn't too bad, at least the seats fold flat and you get a bit more space. Still too noisy though. I use the ear plugs from the little complementary travel bag they give us but even then being a light sleeper it's hard not to wake up if someone sneezes or something. We tend to fly so we take off around 10pm so are naturally tired.