Travel in comfort with these crew-approved travel essentials, all on sale

There’s nothing worse than buying an expensive drink at the airport and having nowhere to put it. This removable carrier attaches to the handle of your carry-on and has slots for two cups—of course, flight attendants around the world use it religiously. This $10 Prime deal brings the lowest price on record. (Prices vary depending on color.)

“I’m a flight attendant and I love it!” one wrote on Amazon. “I love the ‘quick release’ of Velcro. It’s the best I’ve ever had without the velcro opening that only stretched at the strap and was a pain.

Having to endure a long flight without in-flight entertainment is a bummer. (Of course, sometimes the entertainment that It is available is also a bummer.) Here’s your plan B: This phone stand lets you prop up your device to watch your favorite shows or movies, hands-free and at eye level. It attaches easily to your luggage tray or handle, so it’s a basic, space-saving addition. Flight crew members like it so much that they use it for travel and continue using it when they return home.

“I’m a flight attendant and I fly from Utah to New York and I watch TV on my phone all the time,” a flight crew member wrote. ‘My hand always hurt from holding my phone and now I have this, and it’s the absolutely perfect solution. Anyone who travels, especially by plane, should have one.

Travel experts and frequent flyers say packing cubes is one of the easiest ways to stay organized. If you tend to carry too much or always forget something, they can keep everything tidy and easy to find. In addition to a variety of bags in various sizes, this eight-piece set includes a toiletry bag, shoe bag, and sock bag.

“I’m getting ready for flight attendant training and wanted to buy these to help me organize the many things I need to carry,” wrote one reviewer. “What surprised me is that both pairs of high heels fit in the shoe bag.”

One of my personal secrets for staying cool while traveling is to stay as organized as possible and this compact, palm-sized passport wallet has enough compartments to keep all your important documents at your fingertips. It has slots for passports, cards, boarding passes and even a pen. Best of all, you won’t run the risk of having your digital information stolen or hacked, as it has an integrated RFID blocking system.

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One pilot even gave it a glowing review. “I have this to store my important things that I need to fly – certificate, medical and passport.” the travel professional wrote. “They also offer a lost and found reward, so if you lose it, it can easily be returned to you and the company offers you a reward.”

Cabin pressure causes many travelers’ feet to swell. It’s smart to invest in compression socks to improve blood circulation, and these best-selling socks come with over 58,000 five-star reviews. Right now they are almost 45% off in select colors and sizes.

“Approved by the fight attendant!” said one five-star reviewer. “I…suffer from swollen everything when I take two, three or sometimes four flights a day. These socks are comparable to the ones I previously paid $30 for a pair! They wash well! Comfortable and really keep my feet from getting tired and swollen throughout the day.”

Another flight attendant I started using them on the recommendation of a co-worker. “[A] a senior crew member suggested I start wearing socks for longer flights/duty days and I’m glad I listened! My feet feel better and I recover faster! The beautiful designs are an added bonus that regularly receives compliments.”

Portable technology is a modern miracle – from your laptop and phone to your portable charger and tablet – but it means bringing along a variety of cables. Flight attendants and frequent flyers say this double-layer electronics accessory organizer has room for everything, including a designated slot for an iPad.

“I’m a flight attendant and I love this organizer!” a professional wrote. “I keep my iPad, passport, cables, paperwork, and hand sanitizer here. It keeps me organized!”

If you prefer to travel hands-free, this is right up your alley. This multifunctional travel bag is a passport holder and a wallet. It also has space for credit cards, cash, telephone, boarding passes and other valuables. RFID blocking technology also keeps your personal information safe.

A retired flight attendant who still travels tends to believe this. “I’m still a traveler looking for products that are lighter for me,” the former crew member wrote. “This one does just that. It has room for my passport, a credit card or two, and cash.”

Unless you plan to fully unplug for your trip abroad (this also includes your straightener), you’ll need a plug adapter. This one is super compact and easily converts Euro plugs to let you use and charge your devices. It covers more than 150 countries and regions, including the US, Australia and Europe. It even has five USB ports (four Type A and one Type C) to keep your gadgets and devices up to date, giving you more bang for your buck.

“As a flight attendant, this is one of my travel must-haves,” one reviewer wrote. “Having one adapter working virtually around the world is very convenient as it allows you to charge all your devices in one place.”

This hanging toiletry bag strikes the right balance between spacious and compact and has many convenient features that savvy travelers love. In addition to the six built-in pockets and multiple slots, it comes with a clear, removable TSA-approved cosmetic bag, making the trip through security quicker.

Several flight attendants praise this well-designed bag for simplifying travel with toiletries. “I’m a flight attendant and everything fits!” the five-star reviewer wrote. “I absolutely love it! The zippers close easily and it’s well thought out to meet all your needs. I can’t say enough about it.”

If you are the passenger who is always cold, this one is for you! Those who don’t want to spend more on a plane blanket that may or may not be clean love this travel blanket. It’s super soft (and fluffy) and keeps you warm without taking up too much space, so you don’t bother your linemates. It even folds into a portable bag that you can attach to your carry-on luggage when you disembark.

“I’m a flight attendant and this blanket is perfect for cold cabins” a professional traveler wrote. “It fits perfectly on my suitcase strap.”

If you’ve ever tried to prepare for an in-flight nap, you know it’s a challenge. The flight crew members, who are experts at catch-and-go cat naps (say what 10 times faster!), value a travel pillow that makes falling asleep and staying asleep easier. This is currently marked in gray It is black.

One flight attendant said he uses this best-selling pillow when he returns home after exhausting international red-eye. “This allows me to sleep and not wake up with complete neck pain,” the crew member gushed.

Flight attendants’ feet suffer a lot, so when it comes to comfortable shoes, we trust their opinion. Allbirds is already known for its comfortable foot-shaping styles, so it’s no surprise that the brand’s Tree Breezers flats are popular among flight crew.

“I’m a flight attendant and I love having a flat option for when I’m working long flights,” wrote one five-star reviewer. “They’re great to put on really quickly to give your feet a rest. They’re breathable and really light. It’s like wearing flip-flops.”

Dagne Dover is a brand of travel sleep accessories that people in the know trust. This air mesh fanny pack is durable and smartly designed with stealth pockets for travel—plus, it fits a surprising amount of stuff. When worn crossbody or around the waist, it offers convenient, hands-free access to your passport, wallet, keys and all the essentials you want at your fingertips. Many of the 15 colors and styles are on sale.

One airline professional even said she is “obsessed” with this well-designed travel essential. “I wanted a fanny pack that I could wear as a crossbody and I loved it,” said the five-star fan. “I’m also a flight attendant and it’s great to get out and explore or have a coffee in the gate area.”

Travelpro is among flight crew’s favorite luggage brands. From its lightweight construction to its durable construction, this carry-on is one that pilots in particular use and praise.

“I like the two-wheel drive version that I have used for years as an airline pilot,” a five-star reviewer on Amazon said. “My wife wanted this version with four wheels. It worked great on a variety of surfaces.”