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Does a fan help? I travel with a 10-inch fan with rechargeable battery which fits in the laptop section of my carry-on backpack. It's not just the planes to and from Europe that are hot. Europe is incredibly hot winter and summer. Public spaces are kept at high temperatures at all times. Trains are kept at about 80 degrees. My fan has seen lots of use. Link below:
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Originally Posted by milepig
(Post 29579033)
Not all airlines have individual air nozzles on all their planes and that's a no-go for me. I've never found a reliable source to check this information, it would be a huge enhancement to Seat Guru. If I can't get air flow I perish.
All UA INTL birds (as far as I know) have nozzles. I've found that Lufthansa tends to keep their planes hot, too hot for me. Not TATL, but I've been able to pursued SQ to lower the temp when asked. |
Originally Posted by anniegray
(Post 29579462)
American flights are usually far too cold for me. Nearly died of hypothermia once lol
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Originally Posted by Rebelyell
(Post 29593213)
Does a fan help? I travel with a 10-inch fan with rechargeable battery which fits in the laptop section of my carry-on backpack. It's not just the planes to and from Europe that are hot. Europe is incredibly hot winter and summer. Public spaces are kept at high temperatures at all times. Trains are kept at about 80 degrees. My fan has seen lots of use. Link below:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B014CLAL8S?ref=emc_b_5_t |
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