Overnight flights are the worst. Here’s how to make them better.
Red-eye flights can easily ruin the first day of your vacation or your first day back in the office after a great trip. While some people have sworn off red-eyes for life, there are some advantages: they’re usually cheaper, they maximize time spent in your destination, and hey, you don’t have to pay for a hotel room that night. Red-eyes are far from fun, but sometimes they’re necessary. Here’s how to make the most of a sleepless situation.
INSIDER TIPWhat exactly is a red-eye flight? Anything that flies overnight–essentially giving you an overnight flight, but without enough hours to actually get some sleep. The most common red-eye flights for our readers are from the West Coast to the East Coast (usually taking off around 9 or 10 pm local time and landing around 6 am local time–but with only a five-hour flight) or from the East Coast to Europe.
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