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5 Things You Should Do Immediately After A Flight

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Air Canada Business Class MsChurchDress Aquila Farrell

In the past 30 days I have spent over 60 hours on a plane and I am off again next week. Does this sound like a nightmare or a dream to you? Ha! I used to dread sitting on a plane for hours but once I switched up my attitude, I have been able to really maximize my flight time. If you struggle with travel, think of it as a time for you to focus on your goals. Yes I know it sounds weird but once you change your thinking about travel it becomes simple.

Last month I flew to Singapore 17 hours direct. Even after such a long flight, I hopped off the plane and immediately did 5 things to quickly get me energized. Here are 5 things you should do immediately after a flight.

5 Things You Should Do Immediately After A Flight

Eat fruit- … and eat lots of it. Fruit is limited on a plane due to various restrictions. So when you get off find fruit and enjoy. Fruit will bring you energy, boost your immune system and tastes way better than the food you have been eating on the plane.

Workout- You have been sitting for hours. Your body needs to wake up. Take a quick run on the treadmill, lift light weights and do a few jumping jacks. Get your body moving and the blood flowing.

Disinfect- You have been using your phone, laptop or iPad on the germ plane. Wipe them down using disinfectant wipes so you don’t take the plane germs with you.

Breathe- Take a deep breath. You have been breathing in the same air for hours. Inhale the local air and refresh your lungs. Take a series of deep breaths for 2 minutes and you will feel the difference.

Be Thankful- Flying has become so routine that we don’t remember how much of a phenomenon it actually is. Think about it. You have been thousands of feet up in the air, floating between clouds at low temperatures. Whoa! Call/text your family and let them know you arrived safely. It will make you feel connected to them even though you are miles away.

So there you go. These 5 things give me the energy I need to dive into my work and vacation after a flight.

What do after a flight?



-MsChurchDress

June 16, 2018 • by Aquila Farrell • 6 Comments

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About Aquila Farrell

Aquila Farrell is a fashion enthusiast who turned her love of fashion and design into a digital brand. Known for mixing high end designer wear with her own custom garments to church, the moniker @mschurchdress was born.

A Biochemist by trade, in 2016, she took a major career leap to focus solely on her blog and never looked back. She now runs her lifestyle website mschurchdress.com from sunny San Francisco where she shares her fashion favorites, luxe travel destinations and beauty must haves.

Today Aquila remains a fixture in the front row of several fashion shows and brand events. She has been featured in The San Francisco Chronicle, Essence.com Hypehair.com and Kinkycurlycoilyme.com.

When Aquila is not typing on her laptop, she is packing her bags for her next luxury getaway with her husband.

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  1. Charlie | The Barefoot Angel

    July 2, 2018 at 11:09 am

    I love flying and all of the adventures that it brings – but I do not love the way that flying makes me feel! I did an 18 hr flight to Singapore recently too and it was brutal! 🙂

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  2. Christine

    July 2, 2018 at 11:10 am

    Flying can be a bit stressful, although I have never done any of what you suggest. I usually run right to the hotel room, drop my bags and start the fun! Sanitizing or taking a shower is a great idea. Thanks!

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  3. Gillian Kent

    July 2, 2018 at 4:04 pm

    I agree with this list. I have found yoga works better post flight than cardio. It squeezes all the fluid out that accumulated in my tissues.

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  4. Victoria Shari | Arrow and Bliss

    July 2, 2018 at 4:37 pm

    Great list. Definitely disinfect. Also, double check your luggage. I used to work at the airport and you’d actually be surprised at how many people forget their luggage or grab the wrong one.

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  5. Natalia

    July 3, 2018 at 1:43 am

    I’ve never been travelling by plane, but I’ll use your tips with pleasure! 🙂 I’ve never known that it’s so essential to do such things after a flight! 🙂

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  6. karen

    July 3, 2018 at 5:17 pm

    i could not agree more! specially with disinfecting. planes are full of so many things

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