Aerosutra: How People Survive On Long-Haul Flights While Trying To Sleep
According to Birute Bikelyte: “This year for the first time in my life I was traveling to other continents in long-haul flights. After unpacking plastic bags with pillows, blankets, headphones, eating tasteless food, drinking 100% pure artificial orange juice, pretending to be reading a book, watching 3 movies, finally, I felt my eyes closing.
But sleeping in the plane was not that simple.”
More: Birute Bikelyte, Facebook h/t: boredpanda
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