FlightSleep Introduces Innovative Replacement for Travel Pillows

ATLANTA, GA, January 22, 2011 (Press-News.org) FlightSleep, Inc. today announces the availability of an innovative new travel accessory that promises a quantum leap in travel comfort and convenience for weary travelers.

The new accessory is a small, semi-soft platform designed to support the head and chin in a slightly forward position while sleeping or resting in an upright, seated position. Users in product testing report that while sleeping on trains, planes and in motor vehicles using FlightSleep leaves them more refreshed and well rested and reduces the cramping and stiffness in the neck and shoulders often experienced with conventional travel pillow use.

Tested by medical professionals, the FlightSleep accessory is contoured to fit snuggly under the chin, and against the neck, resting on the user's chest. Travelers sit up straight, so in close quarters seat-mates are not inconvenienced or crowded. Of greatest benefit, the FlightSleep design provides support that feels so natural that it promotes extraordinary rest.

The compact design of the FlightSleep makes it easy to take along on any trip. Packaged in an attractive, stain-resistant cloth bag with a drawstring and a small carabiner, FlightSleep is about the size of a tennis ball in a bag and carries very easily aboard any public transportation. Different from the traditional neck pillow, users like how FlightSleep conveniently fits in shoulder bags and purses, and clips on briefcases, carry-on luggage or even belt loops.

FlightSleep's compact size can become very important in upcoming air travel trends. In the March 09, 2010 issue of the Chicago Tribune, Jon Hilkevitch reported that, "passengers on U.S. airlines should expect more flight crowding in the nation's busiest airports. Travelers hoping to stretch out across an empty seat next to them will likely be out of luck. And the small regional jets that are so unpopular among a significant segment of passengers are here to stay."

Designers believe that FlightSleep can be a critical new solution for frequent travelers who need to rest comfortably in transit, but are facing fewer, more crowded flights, growing restrictions on luggage and even fees for using airline pillows. FlightSleep is no problem at airport security checkpoints as the translucent color allows the product to pass through scanning quickly and easily.

Currently, FlightSleep is available online at http://www.FlightSleep.com . Distribution inquiries should be directed to FlightSleep, 3645 Marketplace Boulevard • Suite 130-357, Atlanta, GA 30344.