idk mate, I just decide to sleep and eventually I do.
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Gentle turbulence actually helps, believe it or not.
For me it's the gentle lullof the motor and mild sway of the plane. I just can't stay awake if I try
1-2mg of Melatonin, remain motionless with eyes closed for ~20 minutes, you'll be out like a light. Make sure you take a smaller dose - most gummies are 5 or 10 mg, it honestly works better if you subdivide.
I rarely sleep longer than 90 minutes at a time, unless I'm physically exhausted already. And yes, the neck hurts, but exhaustion hurts more.
Business class lie flat seat for long haul flights. Tickets are insanely expensive.. fortunately I have a ton of air miles from company travel. Once you try it there's no going back.
Watch a movie on the in-flight entertainment. I can never finish a movie on a plane. No matter what I do, I fall asleep. If I donβt watch anything, I canβt sleep.
Zopiclone baby
I've been on, like, fewer than 50 flights, so I don't think I've slept on one.
Those little neck pillows they board the plane wearing.
Idk I can't sleep on planes either.
Zopiclone, mostly.