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Any tips for traveling with a very nervous flyer?Try to calm the person by keeping them occupied. Having an I-pod or portable DVD player can kelp keep them busy, or crossword puzzles & books to help them relax. If you're going on a very long flight, prescribed medications may help, or try getting a connecting flight as it breaks up the... Learn more... Can you fly direct to the Cook Islands from Australia?From July through to October Air New Zealand operates direct flights from Sydney to Rarotonga every Sunday from Sydney to Rarotonga and returns Saturday evenings. Learn more... Do I need to purchase a seat for my child?In this particular case, the answer is yes you will need an extra seat. Generally the rules for most airlines are as follows - however we suggest double checking with your travel agent or airline at the time of booking to confirm the booking regulations. International Flights: Infants who... Learn more... How do I beat jet-lag?"I'd recommend lots of water before and after flying and maybe some electrolyte powder to help your body absorb the fluid. Fresh aire and a nature walk really help give you a natural lift and give you back the negative ions your body lacks while being in such a low humidity environment.... Learn more... How much time should we allocate to check in for an International flight?It is recommended to check in at least 2-3 hours before departure, allowing ample time to check in your baggage and pass through customs Learn more... Cook Islands Tourism - Do you know if direct flights to the Cook Islands from Australia will recommence in July 2011?We certainly think they will recommence. Air New Zealand operated a direct service Sydney/Rarotonga once a week during the peak holiday season of July to October 2010 on a Sunday from Sydney and Friday from Rarotonga. Flight time for the 5000 kilometre journey is six hours from Sydney and seven... Learn more... |