Do you fly with a neck pillow on domestic flights?

[Anonymous]

I used the Cabeau pillow with strap. Very helpful. I rested and slept comfortably but there was one troll nearby who was crabby from lack of sleep who said I looked stupid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Never used a neck pillow. They look stupid.

- you are not the center of the universe. No one cares what you look like on a flight.

I'm the center of MY universe, and think they're stupid-looking objects. OP can do whatever they want. I can think whatever I want. We can co-exist.

[Anonymous]

The only things my international pilot spouse makes sure we have before leaving…. Neck pillow; extra socks; candy. Even for a 45 min flight to New York. I use a neck pillow as back / lumbar support most of the time. You never know when your 3 hr flight will turn into 5 sitting on a runway.

[Anonymous]

I personally don't because I don't want to lug it around. I end up working on most domestic flights, not sleeping. I do take one on international flights if I am in economy or premium economy.

I do wonder about the people who are bringing them on flights to places like NY or Boston given the short flight time. But people are free to do whatever they want.

[Anonymous]

I only bring for an overnight flight but you do you!

[Anonymous]

I like them at my destination to bolster sh!tty soft hotel pillows

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have an 8pm domestic flight and I’m considering bringing my neck pillow this time; I always fall asleep on flights and wish I had it. At the same time, I feels so ridiculous; it’s a three hour flight.

No. Because I am not a complete and total loser dork.