Sleeping on a plane sounds simple in theory: you sit, you close your eyes, and boom, nap time. In reality, between cramped seats, engine noise, turbulence, and the guy next to you ordering a third ...

Whether it’s a red-eye flight across the country or a long-haul journey overseas, trying to sleep on a plane can be a nightmare. From the cramped seats to the constant noise, everything seems designed ...

Sleeping on an airplane is sometimes a must, especially for business travelers or those on late-night flights. While sitting in a metal tube hurtling through the air is nobody’s preferred bedtime ...

These tested strategies can help you get some degree of rest, even in an unforgiving upright seat. By Sally Wadyka What’s worse than being crammed in a too tight, too upright seat on an overnight ...

Legroom in economy seating has lessened over time. American Airlines, Southwest, Delta, and United have reportedly each removed between two to five inches in the distance between rows since the 1980s.

Got a long-haul coming up? Our insider lays out tips and tricks to achieving the best night's (or day's) sleep on a plane ...

Some people can fall asleep before a plane’s wheels lift off the tarmac. Other travelers spend the entire time squirming in their seats, struggling to get comfortable. If you’re one of those ...

Flying can be fun. Not so fun? Feeling exhausted upon reaching your destination because you weren’t able to get any shut-eye on the plane. Or perhaps worse: starting your trip super groggy because you ...

What’s worse than being crammed in a too tight, too upright seat on an overnight flight? Being wide-awake the entire time. Short of receiving a golden ticket (i.e., an upgrade to a lay-flat pod), ...