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Five Things to Bring on Your Next Semi-Private Flight

By Racked Staff

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  • So it’s not just your plane. So what? You still need to walk a big game—this is semi-private aviation we’re talking about. Throw on a pair of shades tinged with a tiny bit of mystery to get those stuck in line at TSA whispering, “Is that? Could it be?” as
  • Even semi-private planes can suffer from cabin dryness—and let’s face it: dull skin is, well, dull. Keep your mug sufficiently moist with a spray toner, which can be misted under or over makeup.
  • A windy tarmac = mane down. Treat your tresses accordingly with a smoothing cream to keep things as calm as possible.
    Cream Soda smoothing cream, $27, drybar, 234 Claren
  • If achieving Mile High Club status isn’t on your agenda, then go for the next best thing: a nice, long nap.
    Pillow, $87, Circle Furniture, 31 Saint James Av
  • Haute rides call for chic treats—like these French macarons from Cameo. You’ll need to pick up your order from the company’s food truck ahead of time (the location varies daily), or be faced with the alternative: fly to Paris. On second thought...


Word on the street is that MassChallenge finalist AirPooler, a flight-sharing service that's like Uber for airplanes, pilots and passengers, might be set to take off soon.

While the 'When' part is still in flux, that gives us plenty of time to focus on the 'What'—and the five essentials you need for your next semi-private flight.—Karyn Polewaczyk

· Flight sharing set for Boston [Boston Herald]
· Airpooler [Official Site]