How many hours do you show up before a flight?
Ugh, two hours early? That feels like an eternity! As someone who gets pre-trip jitters, Im definitely a better safe than sorry type. Id much rather be stuck at the gate for hours than risk missing my flight. The anxiety of cutting it close just isnt worth it for me. Three hours early? Maybe a little excessive, but its my sweet spot for peace of mind.
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Okay, here’s a shot at editing that with a more personal and relatable feel:
“So, how early do I get to the airport before a flight? Ugh, you know, the recommended two hours always feels like a lifetime! I mean, seriously, who enjoys hanging around in those plastic chairs? But, truth be told, I’m a huge worrywart when it comes to travel. Pre-trip jitters? Oh yeah, I get ’em BAD. So, I’m definitely a better-safe-than-sorry kinda person.
Honestly, I’d much rather be stuck at the gate scrolling through my phone or people-watching (you see some interesting characters at airports, let me tell you!) for a couple of hours than face the absolute panic of almost missing my flight. Remember that time I almost missed my flight to Cancun? Ugh, I’m getting anxious just thinking about it! The stress just isn’t worth it, you know?
Three hours early? Okay, maybe that’s a little excessive for some folks. My husband always teases me about it. But for me? It’s my sweet spot for feeling calm and collected. Plus, it gives me time to grab a coffee, maybe browse the duty-free shops… and mentally prepare myself for the whole flying experience, turbulence and all! What about you? How early is too early?”
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