How Much Water to Drink While Airplane Travel
Airplane cabins have humidity levels as low as 10-20%, compared to 30-65% in most homes. This extremely dry air accelerates dehydration.
3000ml
Recommended daily intake
3.0L
litres
12
glasses
tips_and_updatesHydration Tips for Airplane Travel
- check_circleDrink 250ml of water for every hour of flight
- check_circleBring an empty water bottle and fill it after security
- check_circleAvoid alcohol and caffeine during flights
- check_circleUse a hydrating facial mist for skin comfort
- check_circleRequest water from flight attendants regularly
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