The rule airline boss always follows when flying long haul
An airline executive advises travelers to avoid tight flight connections to reduce stress and account for potential delays. He suggests utilizing layover perks, such as hotel stays or airport amenities, to turn a long-haul journey into a more manageable experience.
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Practical travel advice can significantly improve passenger experience and reduce the logistical strain of international travel.
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As an airline boss, Mark Mulville flies often. But his top piece of advice is a bit of a surprise coming from a travel expert.
Rushing at an airport is never a good thing. iStock
The general manager for Etihad Airways in Australia tells Aussies not to plan their journey “too tightly”.
Because while it’s tempting to get those flights to connect as fast as possible he reckons having some breathing room can actually make your holiday less stressful.
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