7 Flight Attendant-Tested Habits for Maintaining Peak Health at 35,000 Feet

By Riley Quinn Senior Travel Editor, Mighty Travels December 8, 2024 1 min read

7 Flight Attendant-Tested Habits for Maintaining Peak Health at 35… — 7 Flight Attendant-Tested Habits for Maintaining

Pack a 1-Liter Reusable…

Schedule 15-Minute Walking…

Choose Trail Mix Over Processed Snacks for Long-haul Energy

Practice 4-7-8 Breathing…

Pack Compression Socks and Move Your Feet Every 2 Hours

Keep a Digital Sleep Log to…

Download White Noise Apps to…

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Riley Quinn

Senior Travel Editor, Mighty Travels, Mighty Travels · Research: airline economics & revenue management

I'm Riley Quinn, senior travel editor at Mighty Travels. I track error fares, award-chart changes, and premium-cabin deals across the major airlines and alliances, and I spent years working with fare and revenue data on the industry side before moving to the reporting side. I read a fare sheet the way a mechanic reads an engine — and I re-check every published price against a live booking flow before it goes up. Between trips I rebuild itineraries to test whether the prices we quote actually hold up.

Riley Quinn is the senior travel editor at Mighty Travels, tracking error fares, award-chart changes, and premium-cabin deals — and re-checking every published price against a live booking flow before it goes up.

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