Did you know that nearly 93% of travelers will experience jet lag at some point during their travels? While many think jet lag is caused by a lack of sleep, it’s actually a psychological condition caused by a disturbance to the body’s natural circadian rhythm. It’s most commonly triggered by flying across different time zones and can result in a variety of symptoms, from fatigue to anxiety to nausea and more.

Although spring-like weather has thus far been a bit elusive for those of us in the Northeast region of the U.S., that merely means summer vacation season is going to be here sooner than expected. In Connecticut, travelers will soon be looking for warm-weather escapes and the time is now to start planning. According to a 2017 Fortune magazine article, 54 days before your expected take-off date is when you should start looking for airline tickets.

Traveling is exciting and adventurous, but it can also be stressful and hectic depending on the situation and your level of planning ahead. Getting to and from as well as finding your way around an airport can be some of the more daunting tasks of the trip.

Are you going on a family vacation or planning a weekend away with friends? As eager as you are to get to your destination, the time spent at the airport can make for a not-so-pleasant experience. From time-consuming check-ins and long security lines, there are many things that make for a bad flight experience.