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Motion Sickness

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Fliers, prone to motion sickness, can opt for seats located in the mid-section of the cabin. Here, the movements are less pronounced than in the front or back section. Motion sickness occurs more frequently if there is severe air turbulence due to bad weather. If worried, consult a doctor before the flight for a prescribed medication.

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