NY Times Opinion Piece "How to Sleep on a Plane"

It's interesting to hear different travelers' experiences of how they sleep on a plane. For me, I'm usually able to sleep right away because of the added stress of traveling for business. I also tune into some ambient music right after I settle into my seat. Check out this opinion piece of "How to Sleep on a Plane" by the New York Times. What's especially interesting to me is some of the comments from frequent business travelers. Anyone have any surefire techniques that allow them to get shut-eye on their flight?

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Tip on Booking a Flight for Travelers Near the US-Mexico Border

From Wiki Travelis a travel tip on flying and using domestic vs international flights to get to your destination. "As domestic flights are usually significantly cheaper than international flights for the same distance travelled, if you are in a city near an international border and wish to get to a destination in a neighbouring country, you can usually save quite a bit by crossing the border by land and flying from that country. For example, if you're in San Diego and need to get to Mexico City, you can cross the border to Tijuana by land and take a flight from Tijuana."

I wrote a post not too long ago with detailed tips on getting to Tijuana, Mexico for business travelers from San Diego, CA.