 said: "I legit did not know this guys". Other people responded saying they were also excited about the simple yet effective solution to keeping entertained on flights. One wrote: "I was mind blown too." A second said: "These are new but so amazing!" A third added that they weren't on all Alaska Airlines planes yet and it's not clear if any other airlines will be adding them to their aircraft either. For now, passengers may have to resort to the sick bag technique for creating their own back-of-seat entertainment system. That involves taking the case off your phone and finding the sick bag when you're seated on the plane - here is how to do it: Place the bottom part of the bag into your phone's case. Next, slot your phone back into the case, essentially wedging t){kind=link}
A TRAVELLER has revealed a secret way to watch films hands-free during flights.
Entertaining yourself during a plane journey without a screen in the back of the seat in front of you can be tricky.
Although most of us have access to TV shows and films through our smartphones, holding them in our hands and watching them for a couple of hours can leave us with a stiff neck.
However, some planes now come prepared with special features in the back of seats allowing passengers to watch their phone screens hands-free, without creating any health problems.
Traveller Michelle Lei found one of them on a recent flight with Alaska Airlines that enabled her to comfortably kill time on her journey.