I'm a flight attendant - there is an easy hack to avoid the most annoying thing ... trends now

I'm a flight attendant - there is an easy hack to avoid the most annoying thing ... trends now

A British Airways cabin crew member advised on how to avoid in-flight bloating She said that what you eat and drink before and onboard can have an impact One free option, often not chosen by flyers, can be a big help for passengers 

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A British Airways flight attendant has advised flyers how to avoid 'one of the most annoying' side effects. 

When flying at 35,000ft, the dramatic change of altitude, sitting still and dehydration - not to mention salty on-flight food - can all cause uncomfortable bloating.

But a change of routine in this department could be a win-win for passengers. 

Speaking anonymously to holiday provider Ocean Florida, the cabin crew member instead recommended 'a large cup of peppermint tea before take-off and every few hours once in the air'.

She added that this drink - a free option to all long haul BA travellers - can 'calm nerves' and 'reduce bloating'.

A British Airways flight attendant says that bloating can be 'one of the most annoying things' about flying, especially long-haul

A British Airways flight attendant says that bloating can be 'one of the most annoying things' about flying, especially long-haul

She advised that drinking a large cup of peppermint tea, free on BA long haul flights, is a great way to avoid bloating - compared to a more standard tea or coffee choice

She advised that drinking a large cup of peppermint tea, free on BA long haul flights, is a great way to avoid bloating - compared to a more standard tea or coffee choice

She also recommended missing out on the in-flight meal, as these are packed with salt, the dehydrating result of which can lead to bloating too

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