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Old Jan 1, 2020 | 6:16 pm
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StuckInYYZ
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Originally Posted by nomadic.relief
Thermal layers? Like the thin under layer you can buy at outdoor/sporting goods stores. It's lightweight, so won't be a problem for carrying around later (but she may want it anyway for Beijing in February!).

One of those fluffy tube scarves - can be worn around the neck, or pulled over the head and down the shoulders almost like a removeable turtleneck/hood all-in-one.

Wool socks. There are really cozy ones that double as compression socks sold in many pharmacies, in airports, on BC ferries.
Thanks. Will be added to the list for her. Not sure how responsive she will be, but you never know. Haven't seen a tube scarf before, but definitely will look into it for her.

Originally Posted by nancypants
I have no idea if this kind of thing is airline legal but they work reasonably well

https://www.jbmedicalsupplies.com.au...cts/ready-heat
That looks like a bunch of those ski/hiker packets woven into a disposable blanket. Interesting... not sure if that would get past security. I know the liquid versions will not and they wouldn't last the flight anyway... But definitely something to look into again. Thanks!

Originally Posted by canadiancow
What about moving out of the exit row?
She was hoping for more space (she didn't mind the narrower seat)... Barring she pays for a seat upgrade, I'm not sure she'd go for it.

Regardless, thanks for all the replies!
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