Airline Travel was a pain before...
The Insider's Guide to Stress Free Flying
The easy and entertaining guide to dealing with the stress of flying caused by carry-on luggage, travel with pets, airplane safety and more...
Dear Traveler,
First things first: I have to tell you that this e-book isn’t for everyone. I want you to buy it, sure. But the whole purpose of writing this e-book was to save you stress, to make your traveling day a little smoother, and share some of the knowledge I’ve gained during my time as a Flight Attendant.
If you already fly once a month, you’ve probably already learned a lot of the frequent flyer secrets that I’ve written about.
You had to do it the hard way, just like I did. But if you’ve already spent your 1000 hours in airplanes, you don’t need this e-book.
If that’s you, this book might just eat up your valuable time while you read it then get your money back.
This Book Is For Me… 2 Years Ago
Before I became a flight attendant, I didn’t know the first thing about air travel. I totally blew it the first time I went to the airport. And I blew it on stuff that even most rookie flyers know to do.
I didn’t take my shoes off (you have to) I didn’t take my laptop out of its case (which, in my opinion, isn’t obvious) I left my boarding pass in my coat pocket in the x-ray machine (oops)
…and that was all before I made it through security.
Basically, I made a fool of myself.
It’s amazing what almost 2 years and hundreds of thousands of miles can teach you. Since I started flying in 2007, I’ve been to dozens of foreign countries on 5 continents and through most of the United States. I’ve served more than 200,000 passengers and seen (and solved) travel problems on a daily basis.
I’ve gotten a pretty good sense of what goes wrong, where it goes wrong, and how to fix it.
I know you’re not stupid. I know that because if you’re still reading you’re in the same position I was a few years ago… and I know I’m not stupid.
It’s just that when you travel you don’t always feel as smart as you are. You’re constantly faced with situations that aren’t normal and everyone is acting like you should automatically know what to do.
It’s unfair of them. I mean, how are you supposed to know what to do if no one has taught you? It’s not like air travel is an everyday experience for most of us.
Half of the battle is knowing how to deal with situations when they come up. I’ll help you with that but there’s a lot more to this book…
Here Are A Few Of The “Secrets” That Will Save You Time, Stress, And Money
There Are Shorter Lines at Airport Security that You’re allowed to Use There’s a “Magic Rule” that can get you a Hotel Room on the Airline if your flight is cancelled You can always get your meal choice… even if you’re in the last row There are a few easy tricks to avoid getting sick on the airplane There’s an easy way to save a lot of money on airport parking
Now, if I were you, I’d be asking, “Don’t flight attendants have a very different experience? How much do you really know about the passenger’s experience?”
Here’s the truth- when we’re in uniform we do get to skip a lot of the junk that passengers have to put up with. We have different security rules, we sit in different seats, and we’re allowed to be up when the seat belt sign is on.
But you don’t become a flight attendant for the money. You become a flight attendant for the benefits.
On my days off, I like to travel. And I don’t travel in my uniform. All that special treatment we get when we’re all decked out in polyester disappears and we get stuck with the junk that every one else has to go through.
But we’re still different… even when all the rules apply. That’s because we travel enough to know the secrets…
Now I’m Telling
Eventually, everything comes down to a price. The normal cost of the e-book is $30. But that’s not what I’m charging you. Not yet, anyway. Here’s the deal…
If I listened to the self-titled “marketing gurus” I’d tell you this e-book is worth $100 but I’m offering it to you for $50 for a limited time only… then never specify what that “limit time” really is.
Seriously. Sometime go back to one of those sites and see if they actually ever raised their price. It’s not likely.
Now I could probably get away with that. If you use all of the “secrets” I share in here it definitely could save you a few hundred bucks a trip, not to mention the stress. But for some reason, everything about what those “marketing gurus” tell me feels dishonest.
Besides that, I know the economy is making everything a little tough right now. So here’s what I’m going to do. I’m going to sell the first 100 copies of The Insider’s Guide To Stress Free Flying for $19.95. When those 100 copies are sold, the price goes up to $30.
That’s it. No coming back down. Not ever. I don’t know if that offer will last a week or if it’ll last a month or more. Either way, that’s what I’m doing.
But even at $19.95 I want to sweeten the deal a little more so…
I’m Throwing In Some Free Extras
Flight attendants spend a lot of time on the jumpseat with nothing to do but exchange stories. But we’re not boring people and sometimes when telling stories, we have to embellish the facts a bit.
Over time, they evolve from stories about what really happened into legends. I’ve collected a few of those legends and put them together into a short e-book called Jumpseat Legends.
Jumpseat Legends is worth $15… but if you buy now, you get it for free.
But I Said Extras… That Means More Than One
I’m also going to give you 3 free checklists to make sure you’re ready before you head out on your trip.
You get:
Preflight Packing: The 10 Must Pack Carry-On Items Questions to ask When Booking Your Flight Before Leaving The House: Make sure you’re really ready to go
That’s two free extras added on at no cost to you. And don’t forget, if you buy right now, you’re not even paying full price.
You Can’t Lose With The 100%, No Hassle, Money-back Guarantee
If this guide doesn’t live up to your expectations, I want you to return it for a full refund within 60 days (I’d offer an even longer return period but the vendor I use doesn’t allow it).
I’m in the customer service industry and it irks me to see people not getting what they pay for. I can’t give passengers their money back when the flight doesn’t go the way it should because I don’t own the company.
But this is my book and I want you to be completely satisfied with it. So if you read the book and for some reason you find that you can’t use the information to avoid stress and save money, just ask for your money back. You keep the book. You keep the extras. I’ll give you your money back.
Here’s How To Order
Just click on the button below and you’ll be taken to the 100% secure order page. Once your payment is confirmed, you’ll have instant access to download the .pdf form of, “The Insider’s Guide to Stress Free Flying.”
[Click here NOW to download your copy](http://1.henrybing.pay.clickbank.net)
Wishing you a Safe and Stress Free Flight,
Henry Bingaman
P.S. I’m serious about only selling the first 100 copies for the $19.95 price. I’ve put a ton of thought and work into making this e-book as good as it can be.
But I can’t guarantee that I won’t come to my senses later and start selling it for the $50 price the gurus recommend. Get your copy now before the price goes up.
[Click here NOW to download your copy](http://1.henrybing.pay.clickbank.net)
If you have any questions or want to get in touch with me, you can e-mail me at henry@guide-to-stress-free-flying.com.
[WP-SalesPage Template © 2009 Go-To Guy! Enterprises](http://www.gotoguyenterprises.com/blog/ez-sales-page-for-wordpress/)
[x](#)
Send me a message
*Name: *Email: *Message:
Send Cancel
[Powered by SimpleModal Contact Form](http://www.ericmmartin.com/projects/smcf/)
