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Airplane seatbelts
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this post was submitted on 31 Oct 2024
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I think this every time I'm the back which is loud because of the engines.
I'm sensitive to noise, and usually book late enough that the only seats available are in back. And fly at least once a month.
Absolutely decent noise cancelling headphones are available for under $70 US last time I bought some. Mine were called Q30 or something, and they were better than my Sennheisers from 2016-ish. Worth every bit. If one can afford a ticket, one can afford this one thing to make it less awful.
Yeah I rarely fly so I don't bother.
I concur. I went high end though with Sennhauser cause I'm a nerd. Great investment.