✈️ Travel 1d ago · Patricia Green

Is It True That Airlines Intentionally Use Cabin Lighting & Meal Timing To Fight Long-Haul Jet Lag?

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Is It True That Airlines Intentionally Use Cabin Lighting & Meal Timing To Fight Long-Haul Jet Lag?
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Jet lag has never been easy to deal with and has always been an unexpected side effect of long-haul travel. With new aircraft and upgraded technology, the effects of jet lag can be somewhat diminished. But can airlines fight jet lag with cabin lighting and changing meal times, and does it actually work?

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