Cooperative air travel with other people

News flash: traveling can be stressful, especially in the air! Okay so maybe you didn't need the heads-up, but many of us have flown with people who needed a notice of a different kind. Barbara Correa hammers out a list of pointers which schools travelers on cooperative flying to keep annoying habits at bay. They're not only painfully overt but some of them are downright hilarious as well.

For instance, she knows how drinking and flying don't make a very prudent combination. Just imagine flying with a colleague who couldn't find where to stick the ignition key to drive a rental car to the hotel after landing. Barbara also has some great suggestions for airlines. After having to deal with bladder-full passengers who make her get up and move, she suggests that a mother figure should be hired by the airlines to ask that important initial question of "Did you go to the bathroom before you left?"

It's a facetious way of hammering home the fact that a simple trip to the bathroom before boarding can avoid bothering other passengers. She has more pointers just like it which are novel and should be required reading for people who frequently fly. We could all use the stress reduction anyway since flights can often prove trying on the nerves. Check out the full article here for more!