AirAdvisor Air Travel Blog
Flying While Sick
If you’re experiencing an illness, you’re likely not going to enjoy your flight, particularly long-haul flights. Apart from your enjoyment, flying when sick may also pose a risk to other passengers and may not conform to flight regulations in various parts of the world. If you’re...
Nicolle Harwood-Nash, 13.02.2026
9 minutes read
How to Safely Unclog Your Ears After Flying
Air travel, while wonderfully efficient, can sometimes leave us with a less than pleasant parting gift: clogged ears. This uncomfortable sensation can linger long after your journey, turning what should be a delightful adventure into an ongoing discomfort. But why do our ears get clogged in the...
Nicolle Harwood-Nash, 07.09.2026
7 minutes read
How to Prevent Swollen Ankles After Flying
Do you suffer from swollen ankles after flying? You're not alone. Post-flight swollen ankles are quite a common issue, whether you're jetting across the world frequently or just hopping on a plane for a getaway. At AirAdvisor, we're your friendly sky companion, ready to make those not-so-fun parts...
Nicolle Harwood-Nash, 14.07.2025
8 minutes read
Unveiling the Facts: How Safe is Flying?
Yes, flying is safe. It remains by far the safest way to travel long distances. In 2025, the world’s airlines operated 38.7 million flights with just 8 fatal accidents, according to the International Air Transport Association (IATA)¹. Even in a year with a few high-profile crashes, your...
Joanna Teljeur, 16.09.2026
13 minutes read
Should you still go to the airport if your flight is delayed?
Air travel can be unpredictable, and when your flight is delayed, in most cases, you still need to arrive at the airport as if it wasn’t. The only time you should consider delaying your arrival is when the airline explicitly confirms a long delay or a new departure time. We’ll answer...
Amy Lancelotte, 02.10.2026
7 minutes read
