If it is a nighttime flight: If you like to drink, you can bring a bunch of the small 1.5 OZ liquor bottles in your liquid baggy (which you can buy at liquor st

If it is a nighttime flight: If you like to drink, you can bring a bunch of the small 1.5 OZ liquor bottles in your liquid baggy (which you can buy at liquor stores and bring thru security and are much cheaper than buying drinks at the airport/on the plane). I then watch in-flight entertainment on the plane while drinking which makes time fly pretty fast and I usually end up sleeping half the time. Also, I recently learned about and used melatonin for sleep aid and found it very effective at getting me to sleep when I am not tired. I plan on bringing some for some flights in the near future to help me sleep through them. If it is a daytime flight: I just watch movies, read books, and play games. Make sure to plan out battery requirements for your devices. Note, the few work related flights I have done I was not expected to program or anything during that time I was commuting so I just tried to make it as painless as possible using the processes previously mentioned which I do for all personal flights.