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1. An AirTag passport holder so you can put your mind to ease even though you're the type of person who tends to lose something everywhere you go. Now, you can safely store your passport, vaccine card, ID, credits, and more in this little booklet knowing that you can always find it by tracking the AirTag.
PS! The AirTag is not included. Grab one here.
Promising review: "I purchased this for my college aged son to use while studying abroad and traveling across Europe. He consistently misplaces everything! This has been wonderful for peace of mind." —Jerry&Sam
Get it from Amazon for $14.99+ (available in eight colors).
2. And an Apple AirTag to put in the passport holder or to toss in your suitcase to track the location because IDK if you've been seeing it, but checked bags are getting lost left and right. Now, you can see where your suitcase is (and if it even left your departure airport).
3. A hands-free (rotating!) phone mount you can use whether you're traveling by bus, car, train, boat, or anything else. It clips on to any surface so you will be able to keep up with the Kardashians (or the reality show of your choice!) no matter how long your journey is.
Promising review: "I bought this nifty gadget about six months for a multi-leg, ultra long haul trip and it more than held up the entire duration. I was able to finagle it to fit the tray tables on different planes and like others, I find the height just nice when clamped onto a stowed tray table. It also works on my roller carry-on handle during layovers. However, I find myself using it a lot outside of travel too! Work-wise, I've clamped it onto my office desk shelving to hold my phone at eye level beside my computer. At home, I simply clamped it to a deck of cards and it turns into a versatile stand that I can place on any flat surface. Heck, I've been using it to hold my phone comfortably at eye level while watching videos in bed. It's extremely well-built and I find myself fidgeting with it all the time. Thus far it still feels solid and I don't anticipate breaking it any time soon. Even if it does break, I'll be happy to buy another one or two of it!" —Earendil
Get it from Amazon for $12.97+ (available in three colors and a pack of two).
4. An all-encompassing travel blanket because for some reason, planes have become arctic tundras, and a sweatshirt alone just doesn't cut it anymore. This one is insulated to actually keep you warm, and has hand and foot pockets so you can finally feel your toes again.
P.S. It's also got a neck strap to keep it from slipping off of you during naps, and if you fold it inside out, it turns into a travel pillow! Is there anything they haven't thought of?! And even though it's 6-feet-long, it folds down into a compact pouch!
Promising review: "Used this on my recent air flight and LOVED IT!!! I could use it as a pillow, and then when I got cold, opened it, stuck my feet in, and snapped the snap...stuck my head though and slept for the first time EVER on a plane!! Then, when landing, easily stuffed it back into a pillow and snapped to onto my under seat bag, and off on my adventure I went!!!" —Stacy S.
Get it from Gravel for $99 (originally $129).
5. A two-pack of disposable airplane seat covers perfect for anyone who gets a case of the heebie jeebies thinking about all the people who have sat on the chair before them spilling God knows what all over it. 😷
Promising review: "A friend recommended these to me when I had to fly recently. They are easy to cover the airplane seat, and I felt much safer using them. I had a connecting flight, and used the same one after I wrapped it carefully 'inside itself' after the first flight. Easy to dispose of, and doesn't take a big bite out of your pocketbook, especially for ease of mind and safety! I will buy again for sure." —Rebecca Laverriere
Get it from Amazon for $10.95.
6. A foot hammock made out of memory foam so you can kick your feet up and pretend like you're flying in business class.
Ok so as you can tell from my picture on the right, I was a liiiitttlee bit more crammed than the picture on the left (idk if the reviewer is on a train or a plane with wayyy more leg room or what, but my seat did *not* have that much legroom), so needless to say when I first set it up I was a bit nervous. BUT this hammock did not disappoint. I am one of those people who has to have my feet up or propped on something or else I just cannot get comfortable. Because of this, I tend to struggle on flights. I bought this for my recent international trip and it completely changed flying for me. Instead of constantly moving around to try to find a comfortable position, I just rest my feet on the hammock and can actually be comfortable. Even though I wasn't able to stretch my legs out straight (thx for no legroom @ Delta), just having this to keep my feet propped off the floor made all the difference. HIGHLY recommend for any long flights.
Promising review: "This is an amazing product. It's so simple but works incredible to prevent swelling and pressure on legs while flying. I just flew the first leg of an international flight and used it, and I am on a layover now and had to pause to write this review. I LOVE THIS PRODUCT!! It easily attached to the tray table, and I adjusted to my desired height. It is like a hammock for your feet. You just prop them up inside the thing/swing/hammock — which is very cushiony — and your feet are hoisted up comfortably. I'm a big girl, and weight is no issue. DEFINITELY A MUST-HAVE ON ALL MY FLIGHTS NOW. This thing is great!!" —Queen
Get it from Amazon for $21.99 (available in three colors).
7. A ridiculously soft hoodie combining everything you'd want in a sweatshirt to keep you warm and cozy during your flight, with a built in sleep mask to help you block out your neighbors overhead light that they seemingly refuse to turn off even though everyone around is trying to sleep.
Pond LA is a California-based woman-owned, Asian-owned independent product design studio that produces in small, handmade batches from fabrics sourced in Los Angeles.
Promising review: "Wow! I am so obsessed with this sweatshirt it is made traveling, long car trips, and just wanting to be able to snuggle up and nap on the couch so much easier and nicer and I have convinced all of my friends that they absolutely need a sweatshirt like this for when they travel! I highly highly recommend it." —Alexandra M.
Get it from Pond LA for $102.40 (originally $128; available in women's sizes XS–XL and other colors here).
8. A pack of toilet seat covers because let's face it, airplane bathrooms are *not* ideal, and I can't be the only one guilty of holding it instead of risking it in there. Now, you can feel safe and protected from the germs since you've got this nifty little pack on you at all times.
Promising review: "These make any kind of travel easier. I’m so glad I found these. We traveled via car last month and plane this month. Perfect, neatly-folded package for jeans, pocket, or purse. Very convenient and sanitary. Thank you for inventing these!" —Elaine
Get a 50-pack from Amazon for $11.99.
9. A stroller so lightweight and compact that it can literally fit into the overhead bin on a plane (!!) so you can keep it with you for your whole journey. I may not have kids, but I do recognize the struggle of worrying about it getting damaged coming out at baggage claim.
It folds up so small that it was awarded a Guinness World Record in 2014 for the most compact stroller. It can hold kids who weigh up to 55 pounds and only weighs 9.5 pounds.
Promising review: "This is a must-have for all parents with toddlers, especially if you are going on a trip. We went to a place where they do not recommend a stroller because it’s too bulky and gets in your way. Well, using this was not a problem at all. People were amazed how this thing works, and it’s really handy. Very easy to fold. Very light and not space consuming in your trunk! Love it so much!" —Amazon Customer
Get it from Amazon for $199.95+ (available in three styles and two colors).
10. A seat cushion and lumbar support pillow set to protect your back and booty from the incredible discomfort that comes from sitting on plane chairs that are hardly padded at all.
Promising review: "I bought not one, but THREE of these sets. I have a lumbar disc bulge that gave me extreme pain six months ago. So bad, that this six-day-a-week gym athlete couldn't sit, stand, twist, or do anything without bracing for buckling pain. It was so debilitating, I was depressed. Among the 10 other things I had to do in order to recover, getting these cushions was a life-changer. I use one for the kitchen table, one for the desk, and one for the car. I even took a set for a long two-week journey to the UK, and I couldn't imagine sitting without these for hours and hours of upright travel on the plane. (YES, they do work on the plane, and I highly recommend taking them aboard. You can easily strap the lumbar backing around the seat and under the tray behind you so that it doesn't obstruct the passenger sitting there. The inconvenience of carrying the cushions around the airport pales in comparison to the inconvenience of a sore back.)" —JE
Get it from Amazon for $69.99.
11. A three-pack of hand sanitizer if one of the things stressing you out about flying is the thought of touching everything that has been touched by who knows how many people (and realistically, probably not cleaned very thoroughly).
Promising review: "The reason I recommended this hand sanitizer to anyone who will listen is because of how moisturizing it is. I have never used a hand sanitizer that does not dry my hands out or leave them sticky! The scents are FANTASTIC, and I love that it can fit in my FRONT pants pocket to my smallest handbags to my luggage travel set." —Brieanna B
Get it from Amazon for $29.99+ (also available as a five-pack).
12. A luggage cup holder that'll help keep you hands-free while running through the airport trying to reach your destination while also protecting your precious (and only thing keeping you awake) coffee.
Perilogics is a small business based in New York that sells creative, functional and practical everyday products.
Promising review: "I purchased the drink holder for my suitcase. This was something that I didn't realize I needed. It held my coffee without leaning over. The quality is good for the cost." —sustaitajennifer1
Get it from Perilogics on Etsy for $14.97 (available in two colors).
13. Away's popular The Carry On so you can skip the bag check lines while still having enough room for allllll the clothes you want (it fits five to seven outfits and has a laundry compartment!). Plus, the TSA-approved lock will make sure no one is able to sneak a peek inside your bag.
Promising review: "I was in Rome and Florence, Italy for nine days, and the Away Carry-On was just perfect. From being able to charge up my iPhone at the airport or on the train traveling from Rome to Florence, it worked perfectly. Stylish and very versatile. It also kept my belongings packed beautifully, plus the perk of a laundry bag for my dirty clothes. Getting through security was a breeze, plus the added compliments of how beautiful it was. You have a customer for life. I was very happy and impressed." —Keith H.
Get it from Away for $275+ (available with and without a USB charger, seven colors, and optional personalization, for an additional charge).
14. And a suitcase protector to keep your fancy new suitcase in tip top shape because there's nothing more annoying than getting a cute, light-colored suitcase only to have it returned to you with black marks and scuffs all over. This not only protects it from the beating it is bound to receive, but also from stains, water, and dust.
Promising review: "I am an Away suitcase fanatic and my favorite color is pink but that makes it hard to keep any checked luggage clean. Found this cover and was skeptical, especially because I couldn’t figure out sizing so I ordered a few. The Away suitcase pictured is the large Away and the 28” cover fit it like a glove! So happy to have found this!" —Amanda S.
Get it from Amazon for $13.99+ (available in four sizes).
15. A next-level iPhone-charging passport holder that'll not only keep your passport, phone, and other important documents all in one place, but can also charge your phone so it doesn't die mid-flight even though you were busy scrolling TikTok the whole time you waited to board.
LovieStyle is a small biz based in San Diego making travel-friendly, 2-in-1 charging accessories.
Promising review: "Love love love this passport holder! Loved it when I got my hands on it. But I absolutely FELL IN LOVE with it when I took it on my first trip and completely forgot my phone charger. I was shocked and happy to discover the battery these come with has an adapter connected to it! Love love love. If I could give more than five stars I would." —Megan Rineheart
Get it from LovieStyle on Etsy for $39.99+ (available in 12 styles).
16. A Montessori busy board with a variety of zippers, buttons, laces, and buckles so your toddler can stay entertained and occupied during the flight. Once you land, it folds up and has handles so you can easily take it with you.
Promising review: "Absolutely love this busy board! We bought this to keep our 1-year-old distracted on a 3.5-hour airplane ride. She absolutely loved it and couldn’t stop playing with it. We tied it to the seat tray so it didn’t slide all over. It is easy to carry, fits into a backpack no issue, and I love that it is all one piece — no tiny pieces to misplace!"—LEG 585
Get it from Amazon for $15.99+ (available in four colors and two versions).
17. Some in-flight earplugs that'll not only reduce some of the harsh and annoying airplane sounds, but will also help prevent ear pain and popping during take-off and landing!
Promising review: "Never fly without these! Before I found these, I endured excruciating pain in my ears upon descent and landing. Felt like a hot poker being driven into each ear. My ears would also be plugged up, and it would often take two to three days for them to resume their normal state of being. I insert them about an hour before landing, as the plane is making its slow descent. I'm comfortable, and the most discomfort I experience is a slight adjustment of pressure feeling in my sinus. NO PAIN. NO TEARS." —K. Tombrella
Get a pack with three pairs from Amazon for $18.49 (also available in 5- and 10-packs).
18. A super roomy weekender bag so you can avoid the hassle of a larger bag that you have to check (or maybe even worse have to lift up to shove into the overhead compartment). But if you still need to bring a rolling bag, there's a convenient handle pass-through so you can easily (and securely) attach it.
It's even got a dedicated laptop pocket *and* two water bottle holders, and if you still aren't convinced, it's also made of 100% recycled polyester!
Promising review: "How did I ever travel without this weekender? I brought this as my carry-on piece on a 17-day trip to London, and it is CLUTCH. I'm telling you, buy it yesterday!! I got the lightest color, and it's incredibly durable, so many pockets inside and out, super spacious inside, many straps to choose from to carry, and looks sleek. I was concerned about the price at first, but it's worth every single penny. I love how the passthrough on the outside that holds this bag onto the handle of your luggage can be zipped closed to use as another pocket. My favorite travel purchase of 2021!" —LAinFlight
Get it from Everlane for $95 (available in five colors).
19. Some biodegradable hypoallergenic wipes to help freshen you up a bit during your layover when all you want is a nice warm shower to clean off the plane germs, but I guess you'll have to settle for these.
These are made with natural tea tree oil, peppermint, ginseng, and oil and come individually wrapped, so they're easy to fit in your carry-on.
Promising review: "I purchased this product for a recent trip to China so that I could freshen up between flights and also so that I could clean up as needed. I predominantly used these to wipe my body between my long-haul flight and my connecting flight to a local destination. This was a nice alternative to a shower when one simply wasn't available. It just made me feel cool, refreshed, and slightly descuzzed. I'd recommend them for this purpose. As they are perfumed, I wouldn't recommend using them as a toilet wipe for fear of throwing off a critical pH balance for women, but as an overall body cleaner, they are great. :)" —Magdalene Sikora
Get a pack of 10 from Amazon for $10.94 (also available as a set of two.
20. The cutest travel games set that comes with six dry-erase game boards, with favorites like Connect Four, Tic-Tac-Toe, and Hangman to keep you and your kids entertained for hours. It also comes with markers and a handy dandy carrying case.
Jonley Gifts is a small biz based in Myrtle Beach, SC specializing in home decor, personalized items, and cheeky t-shirts.
This set includes: a blank board for free draw, a blank face to create a character, Connect 4, Dots & Squares, Hangman, Tic Tac Toe, two dry erase markers, and a durable zip pouch with removable wrist strap.
Promising review: "So adorable! Out of several similar travel game options, my kids liked this one best. The quality is amazing for the price." —Samantha Grace
Get it from Jonley Gifts on Etsy for $27.
21. A mini contact lens kit because being on a plane for hours isn't a good excuse to ignore that you've been wearing your contacts for upwards of 20 hours. Instead of shuffling yourself into the tiny (and frankly unsanitary) plane bathroom, this little kit will help you get the job done right in your seat.
It comes with a solution bottle, tweezers, stick connection, lens holder, and mirror.
Promising reviews: "When I travel, I worry about misplacing my contacts, so this will help me keep them in a safe place, easy to find."—Tamara G.
"Great product for the price!! Super cute!! Small and perfect for traveling, in your car, purse, or pocket!! The tongs have a super soft silicone type grip on the ends so they won't hurt your lenses. I am very impressed!! I would recommend to everyone!! Great product, great price!! Will purchase again!!" —Loni H. Rhymes
Get it from Amazon for $4.99 (available in four colors).
22. A seat back organizer that has pockets for all your essentials (glasses, phone, magazines, books, water bottle, etc.) and covers your tray table to provide you with a clean surface.
Promising review: "Every time I whip this thing out, someone leans across the aisle, asks what it is, and then makes a note to buy one when they get home. On a long-haul flight, it's simply a must for organizing your reading materials, headphones, sanitizing wipes, etc. One seat back pocket just doesn't do the trick! My favorite use for this thing, though, is when I've fallen deep asleep along the way only to wake up in a fog and in a rush to deplane. Instead of having to hastily dig things out of the seat back pocket (and wherever else I've squirreled things during the trip), I just slip the entire thing off of the tray table, pop it in my bag and worry about sorting things out when I get to where I'm going — safe in the knowledge that I didn't leave anything behind because it's all in the pouches. Love it!" —justinglen
Get it from Amazon for $24.99.
23. A quick-release vegan leather travel belt so you can securely attach your carry-on to the top of your suitcase so it doesn't come flying off while you're running to get to your gate.
Cincha Travel is a California-based small business that specializes in adjustable travel belts made out of vegan leather. The brand donates 100 airline miles for each purchase, which are used to reconnect separated migrant families. You may even recognize this from Shark Tank!
Promising review: "I just returned from my first trip using my Cincha, and it was fantastic! My backpack stayed on top of my roller bag instead of me carrying it, or falling off. And it was so easy to pop on and off the roller handle when I needed to. I highly recommend!" —Cheryl
Get it from Cincha Travel for $35.99 (originally $40; available in 17 colors/patterns).
24. A super-soft Trtl neck pillow designed to put an end to the head flop that can wake you from even the deepest sleep. The unique design comes up much higher than traditional neck pillows to help give you that extra support you've been needing.
I am a notorious vehicle sleeper — planes, trains, cars, you name it, I'm asleep almost immediately. And while I can sleep almost anywhere, it's not exactly the most sound sleep since I frequently wake up from the typical head bob situation. I also often end up with neck pain from not having proper support. I just tested this out for the first time and it truly changed the game. I actually felt like my head was supported in a comfortable position. I had some of the best travel sleep I've every had with this!
Promising review: "Small and sturdy. Keeps your neck positioned up instead of lolling off to the side. You will wake up refreshed and not sore (in the neck anyways); airplane travel is stressful, but this little gem makes it bearable. Kudos to the creator! First time I actually slept comfortably on a plane. Other neck sleepers don’t compare." —Judy M.
Get it from Amazon for $59.99 (available in four colors).
25. Or, an inflatable wedge pillow if you're looking for a little more ~support~. You can rest your head in the little pocket and put your arms inside to create your own perfect cocoon for a nap. And if you're not falling asleep, you can always bring your phone inside to watch shows in a more comfortable position.
Promising review: "I used this on four international flights last month, and it made all the difference in the world. It's compact, easy to inflate/deflate, very versatile in how you can position it, doesn't rely on the tray table, and works well for bulkhead seats as well as those with someone in front of you. I can't sleep with my head back without snorting myself awake, so this is a perfect alternative. I can very comfortably lean forward in my seat and sleep almost like I can in a bed. I'm 6'2", and this pillow is plenty tall enough to just rest on my lap and let me lean forward into it without feeling crunched over. This pillow will easily let me get enough comfortable periods of sleep on a nine-hour flight that I don't feel completely drained upon arrival. My wife tried mine out before we left on vacation and loved it so much she had me order her one. We both wouldn't travel without them now." —Still Chilly In Colorado
Get it from Amazon for $24.99.
26. A skyline mini wallet emergency kit perfect for just tossing in your purse or backpack so you can be prepared for any hiccups (i.e. a broken hair tie, a headache, etc.).
Anne Cate is a woman-owned small business based in Cleveland, Ohio that handmakes minimalist keepsakes with a skyline from more than 100 cities and colleges around the world! These kits are made to order so they should ship in 7-10 days.
The kit includes a hair tie, ChapStick, two floss pics, a sewing kit, bandages, emery board, two safety pins, two earring backs, a makeup wipe, two bobby pins, two mints, a deodorant wipe, a Shout wipe, a tampon, hand sanitizer, and Tylenol.
Promising review: "I got one for myself and one for my daughter. I love how compact this emergency kit is. It fits in any purse. I would suggest and recommend for anyone. I’m sure it will lighten a purse for many by condensing it into this one small emergency kit." —Eileen M.
Get it from Anne Cate for $25 (available in 96 skylines).
27. A JetKids ride-on carry-on suitcase with so many functions it will absolutely change the way you fly with kiddos. It has wheels so they can pull it or the option for them to SIT ON IT (!!) and ride it if their little legs get tired. Then, once you get on your plane, it transforms into a leg rest so they can stretch out and take a full-on nap. I mean, come on, that's awesome…where's the adult version?!
It's recommended for kids ages 3–7 and fits most standard economy seats. Plus, it has an adjustable strap so you can carry it over your shoulder, a top handle, and a mattress inside that can be removed and used while in the flight. Parents have even used this product while in the airport waiting for the flight to keep their kids comfy and happy.
Promising review: "Traveling with a toddler is always a challenge but comfort is key and this little magic package makes the airport trip that much smoother. We can store small toys, pillow, and one throw blanket for our family of three. Great idea and great buy. We will be using this until it breaks." —TifferTheTrend
Get it from Amazon for $229 (available in four colors).
28. An AirFly wireless transmitter because finally someone understands that pretty much nobody has wired headphones anymore and the ones they hand out on the airplane just aren't cutting it. Now you can connect whatever headphones you have via Bluetooth and start your movie marathon — no, we won't judge that you're on your third movie of the flight, what else are you supposed to do?!
I recently went on an eight hour flight and I was super annoyed about the concept of wearing wired headphones that are stuck in my ears for that long. I knew the only way I was going to be even reasonably comfortable is if I was wearing my over-the-ear headphones, but of course the problem with that is that they use Bluetooth. Thankfully, I've been writing about this product for a while so I figured this would be the perfect opportunity to give it a try. It is honestly the perfect answer to being able to use your own Bluetooth headphones. I would absolutely recommend these to anyone going on a long flight!!
Promising review: "You don't know it yet but you need this. A friend recommended this and I decided to try it. It works well in flight. Huge improvement in comfort and sound quality over the airlines headphones. Also used for various tours when traveling. Again far more comfortable than the typical tour listening equipment." —PJ14
Get it from Amazon for $34.99+ (available in three variations).
29. A vacuum-free space-saving compression bag perfect for over-packers (guilty 🙋♀️) who just cannot seem to narrow down their clothes selection even when the suitcase literally will not close. Now you won't have to worry if you've stuffed it to the point of not fitting in the overhead bin.
Ok, so I was getting ready to go on a 10-day international vacation to two very different climates and I wanted to bring two semi-bulky dresses (on top of all my other clothes) and let me tell you I was PANICKING…"there's no way this is all going to fit in a carry-on," boy was I wrong. I ordered these, started shoving my clothes inside, and used the pump and was absolutely *shocked* by how much air came out. I truly don't think I would've been able to take even half the clothes I did if it weren't for these things. I liked this design of bags better than others because it came with a small pump so I didn't have to worry about finding a vacuum or rolling them and wrinkling my clothes a ton. You can see in the picture above, I have three of these bags in my carry-on suitcase and there is still extra room!! Like seriously this never happens, even when I go away for like three days I have to basically sit on my suitcase to get it to close. This is genuinely one of the best purchases I've made lately, and I don't think I will ever travel without them again.
Promising reviews: "I bought these to store holiday pillows and throws for my photography business and I am IMPRESSED at how much these hold AND how much they compress! Now I want to vacuum seal all the things." —Jeff&Amanda
"Great! We used one for myself and one for my spouse's clothes. We took clothes for a month and these shrunk a 10” pile down to about 3-4 inches. Everything we needed (clothes wise) fit in our Honda CRV with room to spare. Love these bags. Hint: Lay clothes flat, we alternated every other shirt and pants to keep as flat as possible and filled in empty spots with socks and underwear. Worked great." —Jerry W.
Get them from Amazon for $26.69+ (available in five sizes and six quantities; pump included).
30. A travel backpack designed to open up fully (like a suitcase) so you can easily access everything inside instead of desperately trying to shove your hand all the way to the bottom. AND it actually holds a 40oz water bottle 🙌🏼.
I have been searching for the perfect travel backpack for a long time. I had found some I liked, but the zipper broke and it wouldn't fit my water bottle, so I needed to find a replacement. This bag has it all — it fits a 40oz water bottle, it has straps to tighten the sides and make it not as bulky, it opens all the way for easy access so you don't have to shove your hand all the way down to the bottom, it has a ton of small pockets for everything you could ever want, and has a padded laptop sleeve. I was able to cram SO MUCH stuff into this thing, and it saved me the hassle of TSA pulling everything out when they pulled it aside for deeper inspection.
Promising review: "This is a great bag. Exactly what I was looking for. It's lightweight enough yet sturdier than expected. I like the fact that it's rip stop material. The zippers are heavy duty. The adjustable water bottle cage is a great feature. Even has a cinch strap in the event it's a taller bottle. The storage pockets are very usable and multifunctional. The laptop sleeve is well padded without being too thick. I bought the version that comes with three packing cubes so if my bag is opened at customs they don't have to touch all my personal items and things won't fall out. I bought this for all kinds of travel; weekends at the coast, a week in Mexico and possibly even a two week trip to Europe next year. That's the plan. There are straps with buckles on either side so the bag can be compressed if need be or you can tether a jacket or travel blanket to the outside. I'm very pleased with this item." —SLR
Get it from Amazon for $52.99+ (available in five colors and with or without packing cubes).
The reviews used in this post have been edited for length and clarity.