(C. Osbourne) wrote in message news:f_iod.134853$R05.103574@attbi_s53...

Can anyone suggest a method or even proper drugs
I can use to get to sleep so the flights don't seem
so long?


An interesting question to pose to rec.aviation.piloting. I often
find that a good autopilot can help me get to sleep. It keeps the
plane from rolling over into a spiral dive when the fuel becomes
unbalanced. As for drugs, well they're usually only required to sleep
in a really noisy or windy environment, like an open cockpit biplane.
Something like Thorazine is usually required in those situations. It
might be a little harsh, but almost guarantees that you'll be out like
a light, right to the end of the flight.

John Galban=====N4BQ (PA28-180, really hoping that the smiley is not
req'd)