Sleep aid for a long flight

[Hummin]

11 hours ago, GammaGlobulin said:

Here is the best sleep-aid for a long flight, bar none:

 

 

 

 

 

 

You will sleep better aboard one of these jets because, even at 51,000 feet, cabin pressure remains HIGH.....

 

 

 

My advice is to settle for nothing less than the G800....if....

You are an insomniac....

 

 

This plane is a keeper....!!!!!

 

You will sleep better, just knowing that you own a G800.

 

 

 

 

When you have that kind of money, you have other worries and problems, than just sleep in a airplane. If not making money on the plane, better flying 1. class wherever you need to go, and trust me, Thailand wouldnt be one of those places anymore 😄

[richard_smith237]

11 hours ago, GammaGlobulin said:

You will sleep better, just knowing that you own a G800.

 

The rule of the 3 F's......   If it flies, floats or F*<£s...   rent it !!! 

[richard_smith237]

14 minutes ago, Hummin said:

When you have that kind of money, you have other worries and problems, than just sleep in a airplane. If not making money on the plane, better flying 1. class wherever you need to go, and trust me, Thailand wouldnt be one of those places anymore 😄

 

Really ???  Beckham, Zuckerberg, Musk... (amongst Many others) have all visited Thailand... 

 

Musk was even known to troll people on this forum under the moniker Bob Smith and sold his knockoff 36mm Rolex Datejust ref 16200 to an unsuspecting sex pest  

Edited 23 hours ago by richard_smith237

[Hummin]

7 minutes ago, richard_smith237 said:

 

Really ???  Beckham, Zuckerberg, Musk... (amongst Many others) have all visited Thailand... 

 

Musk was even known to troll people on this forum under the moniker Bob Smith and sold his knockoff 36mm Rolex Datejust ref 16200 to an unsuspecting sex pest  

maybe I should said anymore 😉 Of course I will still visit in the future since my wife is from Thailand, but if I had that kind of money, I wouldnt been moving to Thailand, neither marry a thai. I always had a gf from the place I lived, and same for Thailand when I first moved here. 

 

And if I had that kind of money, I would had been busy making more money elsewhere, simple as that. 

 

Edit note, I would had lived in Switzerland, if I was that wealthy or in Norway, depending on my current situation and which businesses I would be involved in

Edited 23 hours ago by Hummin

[richard_smith237]

8 minutes ago, Hummin said:

maybe I should said anymore 😉 Of course I will still visit in the future since my wife is from Thailand, but if I had that kind of money, I wouldnt been moving to Thailand, neither marry a thai. I always had a gf from the place I lived, and same for Thailand when I first moved here. 

 

And if I had that kind of money, I would had been busy making more money elsewhere, simple as that. 

 

Edit note, I would had lived in Switzerland, if I was that wealthy or in Norway, depending on my current situation and which businesses I would be involved in

 

Interesting point...   I always considered that if I had FU money...   where would I be.

 

I'm here now, so I'd probably stay here - but I'd probably also travel more than I already do.

 

My son is already in an Excellent school here - and I think its as good as top schools in the UK, so I might not change that - but Uni of course would be else where.

 

The world would then be a lot smaller because hopping on an over night First Class flight would be no trouble whatsoever...    We'd have houses in the area's we preferred.

 

I'd want to remain active in a business that isn't stressful....   I wouldn't want to just 'settle' into retirement doing nothing...  I already like the work I do and would be happy to continue for as long as I physically can, perhaps stepping back a little....   and of course making the travel less arduous (my job used tave buisness class flights everywhere - now that has been chipped away at which makes the travel side of it a chore rather than something semi-enjoyable).

 

 

So - with $billions would I stay here ??.... I think I just might - I already know plenty of Thai's with that soft of money, they have homes in Japan, London etc...  travel a lot - but this is still their home... and even though I am still considered an Alien here - its my home, is my Wife's home and its my Son's home and it always will be.

 

 

[Hummin]

1 hour ago, richard_smith237 said:

 

Interesting point...   I always considered that if I had FU money...   where would I be.

 

I'm here now, so I'd probably stay here - but I'd probably also travel more than I already do.

 

My son is already in an Excellent school here - and I think its as good as top schools in the UK, so I might not change that - but Uni of course would be else where.

 

The world would then be a lot smaller because hopping on an over night First Class flight would be no trouble whatsoever...    We'd have houses in the area's we preferred.

 

I'd want to remain active in a business that isn't stressful....   I wouldn't want to just 'settle' into retirement doing nothing...  I already like the work I do and would be happy to continue for as long as I physically can, perhaps stepping back a little....   and of course making the travel less arduous (my job used tave buisness class flights everywhere - now that has been chipped away at which makes the travel side of it a chore rather than something semi-enjoyable).

 

 

So - with $billions would I stay here ??.... I think I just might - I already know plenty of Thai's with that soft of money, they have homes in Japan, London etc...  travel a lot - but this is still their home... and even though I am still considered an Alien here - its my home, is my Wife's home and its my Son's home and it always will be.

 

 

I have  friend who recently relocated to Singapore,  because of potential tax here. 

[SideOut]

On 11/21/2024 at 9:04 AM, richard_smith237 said:

 

On a recent flight I sat next to a Thai flight attendant who was 'dead-heading'....   She managed to wrap herself up, face mask, eye mask, hoodie, neck pillow... then didn't move for 5 hours - just slept through. Obviously well practiced at sleeping on planes. 

 

The best sleep I get on flights is when I'm exhausted and take an 'aid' (as earlier discussed).. I will have been up since about 5am... and I'm catching a 10pm flight, I speak to the FA, no food etc - wake up with a coffee as late as possible.

As soon as the seatbelt seat is off, seats flat - I'm usually already well on my way to falling asleep by then.

 

BUT... when not travelling for work, with family in Eco, like you I just don't sleep, I find it incredibly difficult so wherever possible, I don't try - I take day flights and use a quick layover to sleep (on the way to or from the UK)

i.e. fly in the morning: BKK to Dubai - we're chilling in a pool by mid afternoon, have a dinner, early to bed, then back at the airport in the morning (<24 hr layover bags through to final destination), no need to check-in (already have boarding passes) - head straight to gate, grab a coffee and breakfast on the way.

 

IMO - IF unable to sleep well on flights, breaking up the flight with a layover is the best option and it also helps with jet-lag.

 

 

That's a great idea for traveling to Europe. I'll definitely consider that for my next trip. Out of curiosity, can you book that as a single flight itinerary, or do you need to book two separate flights? Assuming single itinerary, since you mention already being checked in.