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Flying for work, economy, premium economy and business class

TheCyberMan

For those that have to travel for work, post diagnosis, have you tried to get any adjustment to allow you to fly business class for reduced sensory overload?

Very aware of other techniques, headphones, eyes masks etc, but specifically wondering if anyone has successfully lobbied for and achieved a change in their allowance when flying to fly business class. 

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  • I've had similar struggles with flying and found that upgrading can really help with sensory stuff and general comfort. I recently booked through travelbusinessclass.com and got a decent deal on business class, which made a huge difference for a long work trip. Quieter space, more room, and staff were more helpful when I explained my needs. Definitely easier than past flights in economy.

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  • I've had similar struggles with flying and found that upgrading can really help with sensory stuff and general comfort. I recently booked through travelbusinessclass.com and got a decent deal on business class, which made a huge difference for a long work trip. Quieter space, more room, and staff were more helpful when I explained my needs. Definitely easier than past flights in economy.

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