Air travel can be a wonderfully convenient way to get from Point A to Point B, yet it’s not without its stresses. A survey conducted by Priority Pass via Travel + Leisure has revealed some of the most stressful aspects of flying. Here’s more on what travelers agree is the most anxiety-inducing facet of air travel.
Jaromir Chalabala / EyeEm / Getty Images In a recent survey, Priority Pass interviewed 1,720 travelers to learn about the aspects of air travel that cause the most anxiety. Interestingly, a majority of travelers agreed that most of the stress happened outside of the airport.
Jirapatch Iamkate / EyeEm / GettyImages According to the survey, 63% of those interviewed agreed that getting to the airport was the most stressful aspect of the journey. Being stuck in traffic, arriving to the airport too late, and thus missing the flight was the most popular reason for travel stress.
Mint Images / Getty Images The second most stressful part of travel? Luggage collection. This seemingly mundane task of awaiting luggage proves to be no walk in the park. The idea that the airline could lose your baggage is an all-too-real concern.
What are your thoughts on this finding? Do you agree with the survey? If not, be sure to share with us what you believe to be the most stress-inducing aspect of travel. We’d love to hear from you!
Jaromir Chalabala / EyeEm / Getty Images
In a recent survey, Priority Pass interviewed 1,720 travelers to learn about the aspects of air travel that cause the most anxiety. Interestingly, a majority of travelers agreed that most of the stress happened outside of the airport.
Jirapatch Iamkate / EyeEm / GettyImages
According to the survey, 63% of those interviewed agreed that getting to the airport was the most stressful aspect of the journey. Being stuck in traffic, arriving to the airport too late, and thus missing the flight was the most popular reason for travel stress.
Mint Images / Getty Images
The second most stressful part of travel? Luggage collection. This seemingly mundane task of awaiting luggage proves to be no walk in the park. The idea that the airline could lose your baggage is an all-too-real concern.
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