WHY FLYDRATE WAS CREATED

Flying changes the environment your body is used to.

At cruising altitude, aircraft cabins are pressurised to an equivalent altitude of roughly 6,000-8,000 feet, while cabin humidity is typically only 10-20%

That dry cabin environment can leave your mouth, lips, eyes, skin feeling dry, particularly during longer journeys.

Flydrate was created for people who are always on the move — travellers, cabin crew, frequent flyers and anyone heading from one destination to the next.

A refreshing, lightly sparkling drink combining electrolytes, vitamins, lemon, and ginger in a convenient 250ml can.

ENGINEERED FOR ALTITUDE

FLYDRATE is a lightly carbonated lemon and ginger electrolyte drink, packed with vitamins and minerals.
Scientifically formulated with travel in mind.

Hydration

Magnesium supports electrolye balance helping your body stay optimally hydrated at altitude.

Fatigue reduction

Magnesium, Vitamin C and Pantothenic acid contributes to a reduction in tiredness and fatigue.

Immunity support

Vitamin C, Zinc and Vitamin D support immune function. Vitamin C and Zinc protect cells from oxidative stress.

developed by scientists,

chosen by frequent travellers and cabin crew.

MADE IN THE UK.
MADE FOR THE WORLD.

Developed in Farnborough the home of British Aviation and inspired by the way we travel today, Flydrate is built around a simple goal: To make hydration part of every journey.

From the first sip at the airport to your next destination, Flydrate is made to travel with you.

Because how you arrives matters.

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ICONIC ROUTES. SIGNATURE CAN DESIGNS.

FARNBOROUGH TO FARNBOROUGH

The Birthplace of British Aviation.
In 1908, Samuel Cody made Britain’s first powered flight at Farnborough Common. Over a century later,
Farnborough remains at the heart of aviation.

LONDON TO NEW YORK

The Concorde Route

London to New York at twice the speed of sound. The route that proved the journey itself could be as iconic as the destination.

Rare to find, are you lucky enough...
The Supersonic edition.

EAST MIDLANDS TO BELFAST

At around 250 miles, East Midlands to Belfast is one of the shorter routes in DHL's network, but no less is important. This overnight crossing keeps parcels moving between Great Britain and Northern Ireland, ready for the day.

DUBLIN TO STANSTED

290 miles. 1h 20m. One of Ryanair's longest-established routes, connecting its largest UK base. One quick hop across the Irish Sea.

DUBAI TO AUCKLAND

The Southern Cross
Around 17 hours connecting two completely different worlds.

EAST MIDLANDS TO LEIPZIG/HALLE

While most of the country sleeps, East Midlands Airport is at its busiest. Nearly a million parcels move through each night, many bound for Leipzig, DHL’s largest European hub.
A demanding operation powered by people performing at their best.

LONDON TO ANTIGUA

London to Paradise. 9 hours, 4,095 miles across the Atlantic. One direct flight and an entire ocean between them.

LONDON TO EDINBURGH

The UK's busiest domestic route runs between London Heathrow and Edinburgh, one hour in the air, hundreds of times a week. Short flights are no exception.
Cabin air at altitude is just as dry regardless of distance.

LONDON TO TOKYO VIA THE ARCTIC

The Arctic Arc
Flying over Scandinavia and Siberia, where some of the world's coldest places are below you.

LONDON TO SYDNEY

Project Sunrise

10,500 miles. Non-stop.
Just casually spending almost a whole day on a plane.

WESTRAY TO PAPA WESTRAY

At just 1.7 miles, Westray to Papa Westray is the shortest scheduled flight in the world.
LoganAir makes the hop across the Orkney Islands around 90 seconds, Once in as little as 53. Barely time to settle in.