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Like To Sleep On The Plane? Make Sure You Sit In This Seat For Best Rest

If you’re like me sleeping on the plane is a must! I crash out before we even push back sometimes! If you’re going to sleep on the plane make sure…

FLIGHT ATTENDANT REVEALS BEST SEAT FOR SLEEPING ON A PLANE

CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA – APRIL 21: Airplanes sit on the tarmac at Charlotte Douglas International Airport during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic on April 21, 2020 in Charlotte, North Carolina. The airport is the second largest hub for American Airlines, which will drastically reduce international flights compared to 2019. (Photo by Streeter Lecka/Getty Images)

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If you're like me sleeping on the plane is a must! I crash out before we even push back sometimes! If you're going to sleep on the plane make sure you sit in the right seat. No matter how much you travel, being able to get a good night’s sleep on a long-haul flight can be challenging. Some seasoned travelers pop sleeping pills or go into hibernation mode by covering themselves with blankets to try to snooze. The NY Post found a flight attendant who suggests something else that may help more.

According to Etihad Airways flight attendant Lieche Klaasens, the key is in your seat selection. She explains that opting for a window seat is the best for getting shut-eye on a plane. It gives you a wall to lean on and “minimizes disruptions” from other passengers. The engine hum helps your body relax as well.

In addition to the window seat, Klaasens says wearing the right clothing makes it easier to chill. She encourages passengers to wear breathable, comfy, loose clothing and to avoid wearing stiff jeans and jackets. And say yes to eye masks that are offered to help block out the light on the plane so you’re more likely to get some sleep.

Here’s Everywhere You Can Fly Directly To Using Frontier Airlines’ All You Can Fly Pass From North Carolina

You've probably heard about Frontier Airlines' all you can fly pass. For just $299 you can get unlimited flights from Sept 2, 2023 - Feb 29, 2024. Or you can purchase a monthly pass for $149 per month or an annual one for $1,999. But what does it include? And where can you actually fly on Frontier from North Carolina?

The pass includes the following according to Frontier's website:

    Not bad right? But still, is that price worth it? You'd have to either already travel a lot or have the desire to start to travel often to get the most bang for your buck. Frontier, a budget airline, is already fairly cheap to fly with some flights just $39 or a similar price point. Of course, there are added fees for bags, refreshments, etc. But for some people, it's worth it. This deal though, isn't worth it if it won't get you to destinations you want or need to travel to. So where does Frontier go from North Carolina? The answer is 23 different destinations. Most are on the east coast, but a few are out west as well as two international destinations. Of course, you could also book a connecting flight to other places as well. But for this list, we are sticking with direct flights.

    These flights leave from either Charlotte or Raleigh. Raleigh offers a greater selection of destinations. But even from Charlotte, it's not a terrible place to fly out of. The drive is less than 3 hours. And RDU is a smaller airport. When I have flown out of there security has been a breeze. The terminals are fairly small so you won't have long walks to your gate either. So if you're considering purchasing the Frontier Airlines' All You Can Fly Pass and live in North Carolina, check out all the destinations it could get you to.

    Denver, CO

    Go Rocky Mountain climbing or catch a show at the famed Red Rock's Amphitheater. Rocky Mountain National Park, Vail, Aspen, and Breckenridge are all within driving distance from Denver. Plan your trip here. You can fly Frontier from Charlotte or Raleigh to Denver.

    Las Vegas, NV

    Take a spin on the slots in Vegas with your Frontier pass. You can fly from Charlotte or Raleigh to the entertainment capital of the world. Even if gambling isn't your thing there are endless shows, incredibly themed hotels, fantastic restaurants, shopping, and endless activities. Get all the info on Las Vegas here.

    Orlando, FL

    What is there not to do in Orlando? You can visit Walt Disney World, Univeral Orlando Resort, SeaWorld, or numerous other tourist destinations. Eat your heart out at every restaurant imaginable, and you're only about an hour's drive from a Florida beach. Visit Orlando has all the info you need to plan your getaway. Frontier offers flights from both Charlotte and Raleigh to Orlando.

    Philadelphia, PA

    The rich history of Philadelphia is just a quick flight from Charlotte or Raleigh. Channel Rocky on the iconic museum steps; eat a mandatory cheesesteak, and see the Liberty Bell. Want to know what else Philly has to offer? Get all the tourism info here

    Trenton, NJ

    You could theoretically use this as a way to get to NYC, but you're also close to Pennsylvania, or take a trip to the Jersey Shore. Honestly, I know nothing about Trenton, so get your info here. Frontier offers flights from Charlotte and Raleigh so obviously people are visiting!

    Albany, NY

    Discover all that the capital of New York has to offer. Downtown Albany is home to the Empire State Plaza with reflecting pools, an art-filled underground shopping concourse, and The Egg performing arts center. There's also world-class museums, historic homes and fascinating architecture. Get info here. Frontier offers flights from Raleigh to Albany.

    Atlanta, GA

    Raleigh to Atlanta is a route Frontier offers. And not driving I-85 to Atlanta is appealing. Catch a game or show at the Mercedes Benz Stadium or see the Braves at Truist Park. Do some damage shopping at one of the incredible malls. Or checkout the Georgia Aquarium, Coca-Cola Museum, or College Football Hall of Fame.  Learn about visiting Atlanta here.

    Buffalo, NY

    Take a flight from Raleigh to catch a Buffalo Bills game or perhaps visit Niagra Falls. Plan your weekend getaway here.

    Cancun, MX

    You're not limited to domestic destinations. Nope, you can take a tropical vacation to Cancun straight from RaleighCatc. Perhaps live that all-inclusive lifestyle? Enjoy the beaches and drink all the margaritas your heart desires. Get Cancun travel info here.

    Cincinnati, OH

    I would personally use the Frontier flight from Raleigh to Cincinnati as an opportunity to watch Joe Burrow play for the Bengals. Or if for some reason you don't want to watch that gorgeous man, check out the Cincinnati Zoo and Gardens or Cincinnati Art Museum. Plan you trip here.

    Cleveland, OH

    Frontier also departs Raleigh for another Ohio city- Cleveland. Perhaps the Rock N' Roll Hall of Fame is on your bucket list? You can also visit the house from A Christmas Story. Personally, I'd be hitting up Cedar Point amusement park. Get all the details here.

    Dallas, TX

    Texas is calling. Do it bigger by flying from Raleigh to Dallas. You'll find the nation's largest urban arts district, world-class shopping, as well as events and entertainment. Discover all Dallas has to offer here.

    Detroit, MI

    Wheels up from Raleigh to Motor City. Immerse yourself in the history of Motown, check out the Detroit Industry Murals, and see why Time Magazine ranked Detroit one of the World's Greatest Places in 2022. Learn more here.

    Hartford, CT

    Frontier offers easy access to the Northeast from Raleigh via Hartford, CT. While you're there check out the Mark Twain House, and enjoy art as well as breweries. You're also a short drive from other New England destinations. Fall is the perfect time to spend in this area of the country. Learn more about visiting Hartford here.

    Indianapolis, IN

    Fast cars aren't all Indianapolis has to offer. Get there quickly on a flight from Raleigh. You can check out the "flourishing" culinary and brewery scene, visit White River State Park or the Indianapolis Zoo, or satisfy your need for speed at the Dallara IndyCar Factory. Learn more about Indianapolis here.

    Islip, NY

    Fly directly to Long Island from Raleigh, NC. You'll have easy access to the city plus the beaches of Long Island.

    New Orleans, LA

    Bourbon Street anyone? Use your Frontier pass to travel from Raleigh to New Orleans, the most haunted city in America. Drink a hurricane on Bourbon Street, enjoy live music, and perhaps even take in the Mardi Gras festivities. Get all the info about visiting New Orleans here.

    New York Stewart

    New York Stewart offers another way to easily get from Raleigh to NYC on your Frontier pass. Heck for a free flight I'd just go spend the day in NYC shopping and eating. Or stay the night and catch a Broadway show. Not that you need ideas of what to do in New York, but I'll still provide them here.

    Portland, ME

    I can already taste that Maine lobster. Perhaps a visit to Acadia National Park? The New England coast is gorgeous in late summer or early fall, and Maine is a central location to experience it all. Learn more here. Flights go from Raleigh to Portland on Frontier.

    Providence, RI

    Don't sleep on the nation's smallest state. Everything in Rhode Island is a short drive and the beaches are incredible. I absolutely loved visiting Newport and Providence is only about an hour from all that Boston has to offer as well.So Raleigh to Providence can open up a world of destinations for you to visit.

    San Juan, Puerto Rico

    We've got another international destination you can access from Raleigh, San Juan Puerto Rico. The island's capital is known for its beaches and resorts. And who doesn't want an easy way to get to the Caribbean? Old San Juan is full of history and culture. Learn more here.

    Syracuse, NY

    Experience the best that central New York has to offer by flying from Raleigh to Syracuse. It's the gateway to the Finger Lakes, and offers lots of outdoor adventures, restaurants and bars, as well as music and culture. Learn more here.

    Tampa, FL

    A flight from Raleigh to Tampa gives you access to Tampa, St. Petersburg, and the gulf beaches which are some of my favorite in the US. Learn more here.

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