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TRAVEL TRUTHS

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO!

Knowing some important air travel safety facts helps us appreciate the practical protection of the Safe Travels Kit. All travelers are concerned about staying healthy while flying. Our patent-pending, antimicrobial, hypoallergenic seat covers and pillowcases are washable and reusable. The super-soft seat cover adjusts to fit coach or business-class seats, and it also fits on trains and in cars. Our seat covers and pillowcases have also demonstrated resistance to bedbugs. (Those little pests can travel onto planes with passengers who unwittingly picked them up in a hotel or rental!)

Don’t take chances with your health or your peace of mind: the next time you board a plane, have your Safe Travels Kit at the ready, attached to the handle of your rollaboard. If you’re concerned about staying healthy while flying, the Safe Travels kit provides the comfort and serenity of knowing you’re resting on fabric that blocks germs. Ease your mind through multiple flights with the Safe Travels Kit. When you know the air travel health safety facts we share below, you’ll realize that the Safe Travels kit can help you have a better flight, free from worry about the seats, pillows, and tray tables you use along the way.

We’re all concerned about the environmental impact of air travel. Safe Travels has partnered with Team Trees to ensure that for every kit purchased, a tree will be planted.

2-10 Million

The average number of germs a human carries on their fingertips and elbows at any given moment.
Source: NSF

113 TIMES

The number flyers are more likely to catch the common cold on flight than they are on the ground.
Source: TIME

35.5 Million

The approximate number of peoples infected during the 2018-19 flu season.
Source: CDC
DID YOU KNOW?

DID YOU KNOW?

  • Aircrafts normally only receive a comprehensive cleaning after many flights according to one study.
  • Bed Bugs can be transported aboard through garments and carry-on luggage, and many airlines have reported infestations on flights in recent years.
  • Many assume that bathrooms are the dirtiest places on board, when in fact, Travel Math says that award goes to tray tables positioned in front of each passenger.