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In-flight Health Care

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Health on the plane

The “Fit on Board” pro­gram (AIHC Avi­a­tion In-flight Health Care) was devel­oped by Dan­ny Birch­ler and includes numer­ous exer­cis­es and tips for trav­el­ling by plane.

What makes the “Fit on Board” pro­gram unique? The pro­gres­sive and struc­tured sequence of exer­cis­es in the “Fit on Board” pro­gram makes a big dif­fer­ence com­pared to doing just any exer­cis­es. The fit­ness exer­cis­es strength­en the core mus­cles, arms and legs. This improves the impor­tant blood cir­cu­la­tion dur­ing the flight. In addi­tion, the exer­cis­es sup­port your health on the plane. 

This “Fit on board” pro­gram presents impor­tant tips for air trav­el and every­day life.

  • Improve your health!
  • A strong body for traveling!
  • Fresh and refreshed after the flight!
  • Pow­er in every­day life!

The “Fit on board” exer­cis­es are also very suit­able for at home, in the hotel, in the office and in the home office.

Stream now on YouTube. Sub­scribe to the “Fit an Bord” chan­nel for free. 

Stay informed about new fit­ness exer­cis­es and health tips on Insta­gram, Tik­Tok and Facebook.

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  • For your safe­ty, keep your seat belt fas­tened dur­ing the entire flight, even if the seat belt sign is not illu­mi­nat­ed. Only car­ry out the exer­cis­es in the air­craft when the flight alti­tude has been reached. It is not rec­om­mend­ed to per­form the exer­cis­es dur­ing take-off, land­ing or tur­bu­lence. Please con­sult the air­line’s safe­ty instructions.