Kinda Worth It:
First-Class Seats
But only if you're flying internationally, says Sara Keagle, a flight attendant for a major U.S. airline. "On domestic trips, we don't have enough time to make the kind of accommodations that count," says Keagle. "International flights, however, are a whole different ball game. Service and seats are bumped up—you get lie-flat seats, which can make or break how you feel when you land."
From the
July 2013 issue of
O, The Oprah Magazine
