According to flight crew members, these technological gadgets make traveling much easier

Apple AirTags are great not only for storing your keys and wallet, but also for securing your luggage!

Frequent travelers will tell you that the easiest way to prevent lost luggage is to take it with you as a carry-on, but this isn’t realistic for everyone. To make sure your luggage doesn’t get lost, try using Apple AirTag. “Every time I need to check these, I put one in my flight attendant bag,” said one five-star reviewer. “They are very easy to use and definitely worth the price.”

Tired of arriving at your destination with parched, papery skin? Here’s the solution.

Simon Wu, a Cathay Pacific flight attendant for six years, told Yahoo Life that an air humidifier is a must after a long flight. “After a long plane ride, I absolutely need a skin moisturizer,” she says. He recommends this particular brand and model because of its size. “This little pack makes it very easy.” It works via USB, has two spray modes and is equipped with an LED night light.

An alternative to Apple’s AirPods, these noise-cancelling earbuds offer up to 31 hours of battery life with the charging case.

While Apple AirPods are popular, Wu prefers Google Pixel Buds Pro. “I need Pixel Buds when I take a nap during a break at work,” he said. They’re compact, have excellent battery life, and use active noise cancellation to significantly reduce outside sounds. What’s more, you can ask Google for directions, answer calls and control music with your hands free.

Never worry about your phone’s battery running low again with this handy Anker portable charger.

While traveling, you’ll likely be using your phone a lot, which will certainly drain your battery. A power bank is a must. This one is a favorite among Amazon reviewers, including some of the crew. “As a flight attendant, I always need power on the go,” one of them said. “I bought this battery to replace an older Anker power bank that I left on the plane. This battery is perfect for me…. This battery charges my phone incredibly fast and lasts about four full charges on my iPhone X. My only complaint is the shape. I wish it was a little slimmer… when I hold it against the phone, it sticks out at the sides, making it difficult to hold. Plus a great, fast battery, easy to store while traveling!”

Travel abroad? Please note that stores vary by country. This will keep you connected from Stockholm to Shanghai and all points in between.

The universal travel adapter helps you continue to charge your electronic devices such as your phone, tablet or laptop. This universal model includes four USB-A and one USB-C connectors. “I bought this for our nephew who is getting ready for his first trip to Europe!” said one professional traveler. “This travel adapter is entirely one-piece and very durable. I buy some for my husband and I since we are flight attendants! You don’t have to worry about missing pieces, that’s great!”

Do you have greater electronics needs? This universal travel adapter comes with a 110 to 220 volt converter, which is useful for appliances such as curling irons and fans.

If you plan to take appliances like hair dryers and electric toothbrushes with you, you may want to get a universal travel adapter with a voltage converter. “As a retired international flight attendant, I have dealt with all kinds of converters for international travel,” the reviewer said. “The Bestek converter was the best I have ever bought. For phones, iPads, curling irons, computers, etc., the converter makes it very simple to charge it all at the same time. I had a mini curling iron that I used that I thought wouldn’t work with the converter, but it heated up perfectly. I liked it very much!”

Not every hotel room has a microwave, which is a pain if you want to heat up leftovers or breakfast. Meet the Hot Logic Mini portable oven: an electric food warming bag that has become a cult hit among cabin crew.

One five-star reviewer said it’s a must-have for flight crew: “I love my Hot Logic. I have been a flight attendant for a very long time and this is my second flight attendant. …I mostly make corners (day trips), but even on those I take it with me in case we don’t make it home and need somewhere to stay overnight… Outside of North America, it’s almost impossible to find a microwave in hotels, it also works great with converters. Just be careful how hot it can get when using the converter.

Misplaced cables and plugs can make an already chaotic experience (travel) even more chaotic, but organizing such accessories makes at least packing a breeze. And it’s waterproof!

While not a tech gadget, an electronics organizer like this one from Bubm is a travel essential because it helps keep all your cables and plugs in one place. “I love this bag,” one flight crew member wrote in a review. “I am a flight attendant and I carry three iDevices, two chargers (both cylindrical) and wireless headphones. Of course, I need lots of cables and plugs for charging and charging, and this all allows for neat storage and room for spare parts. “