Jet lag from dry cabin air: Solutions to improve your in-flight comfort
There is a clear relationship between aircraft cabins’ extremely low humidity levels and worsened jet lag symptoms. The dry cabin air contributes to dehydration, fatigue,
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CTT is also certified in accordance with AS9100:D and ISO 9001:2015 by Intertek. Certification In accordance with FAA:s Part 145 enabling CTT to become a certificated global repair station is a possibility in the next few years.
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There is a clear relationship between aircraft cabins’ extremely low humidity levels and worsened jet lag symptoms. The dry cabin air contributes to dehydration, fatigue,
Flying should be an enjoyable experience, but the dry air in airplane cabins can often leave you feeling fatigued and struggling to sleep. In this