Food is on this list as well.

You might expect that you shouldnt overthink this decision and can eat whatever you want.

One of them is the fact that airlines have a right to refuse passengers who have drunk too much.

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And who else wants to spend their flight this way, right?

Its everyones beloved coffee.

Just like alcohol, caffeine is adiuretic(a substance that promotes the production of urine).

Person eating a snack at the airport, despite nutritionist advice to avoid certain foods and drinks like alcohol and beans.

So, the same argument about the bathroom stands here.

If you crave the taste of coffee, its better to opt for decaf before a flight.

According to nutritionists, the fountains have an increased risk for bacterial ingestion if the dispenser isnt cleaned properly.

Person seated holding a bottle, representing foods and drinks to avoid at the airport.

Plus, carbonated drinks can cause bloating, which would be uncomfortable duringtravel.

And lets admit, that wouldnt be pleasant either for you or for the people around you.

Apparently, these foods often carry E. coli risks.

Blonde woman at airport, drinking coffee while using phone.

Luckily, the same nutritionists gave these options as well.

First and foremost is water.

Either way, its important to stay hydrated.

Airport soda machine with various drink options, showcasing beverages to consider avoiding as per nutritionist advice.

Carrying single-serve portions of electrolyte powder to add to water can be useful, too.

As you’re able to probably understand, all these suggestions arent rules set in stone.

Beans on toast served with a side of baked beans and spoon, laid out on a wooden cutting board.

Person holding a plate of assorted foods at a buffet, highlighting choices to avoid consuming at the airport.

A woman enjoying a meal with water at an airport lounge, highlighting foods and drinks to avoid before flights.

Text from a nutritionist advising to avoid consuming airport food and drinks, except water or a home apple.

Text about food and drink issues at airports, mentioning window seat problems.

Text about avoiding coffee with milk at airports for digestive reasons.

Text discussing the effects of beans while traveling, referencing airport food choices.

Comment about consuming food that might disrupt flights, focusing on chili bread bowls.

Text advice on airport food and drink avoidance, emphasizing pre-flight meals and hydration with small water sips.

Text expressing frustration with fancy airport food, preferring quick options like McDonald’s.

Text warning against eating certain foods before flights, mentioning White Castle.

Text warning against consuming pre-packaged foods at airports due to potential health issues.

Advice from nutritionist: avoid eating or drinking at airports, opt for water or an apple from home.