I’ve heard chewing gum helps, but I’ve never tried it myself.

Avoid eating just before the flight. Drink lots of water. Sleep on flight if you can. There are several travel sickness options in chemists

I have the same wrist bands mom81879 has mentioned but have never had to use them because ginger works for me.

I have a couple of wrist bands with pressure points. It’s something like acupressure on the points that calm travel sickness. I think they work, but not sure if it’s them or if it’s me getting a grip on things

Yes there are natural remedies like ginger , peppermint, dry crackers , camomile and liquorice root and prescription medication like Promethazine and Scopolamine

Travel calm, i feel your pain, i get so sick too

Avoid eating or drinking prior to boarding and also during the flight. I have a pair of bracelets I bought at a chemist. You put them on your wrists and there’s a metal ball that hits a pressure point in the wrists. These work brilliantly for me

Tey the travel calm wrist bands for travel sickness. They help alot.

ginger is good to have for this

You can get travel sickness tablets but in my opinion it makes you feel worse because it completely dries your mouth. I know others who wouldn’t fly without them though, so might be worth a try.

Kwells really work, or if you see your doctor, you may be able to get a prescription for some Maxolon tablets, which are brilliant for nausea. Wearing industrial-strength ear-plugs when you fly may also help, as a friend of mine swears by this. If you don’t like ginger, try a combination camomile/peppermint herbal tea, which often settles the stomach.

There are some travel sickness tablets you can take, they do work. I used them when we went to Singapore, also some small snacks help. I had problems with my ears – so painful. I was told to suck on a lollie or chew gum when taking off and landing, it really did help.

did you feel something to use

there are some good comments here

Small snacks – eg dry biscuits, nuts and ginger tablets and tea should help. Good luck!

I feel for you, nothing worse than feeling queasy when travelling. I fly a bit & always sip peppermint tea on flights & one before whole waiting at the gate. Mylanta also has tablets you can chew on that come in a tablet pack that help a lot.

U poor thing that would b horrible!

What did you end up using?

Kwells is great apparently. The old generation antihistamines such as phenergan can help with travel sickness, but drowsiness can be a factor to consider.

My daughter swears by Kwells