Traveling with an ostomy bag can be a bit daunting, especially if you're planning a month-long trip to a place like Hong Kong. If you're preparing for such a journey, here are some helpful tips and insights to make your travel experience smoother and more comfortable:

1. Seat selection
- Choose an aisle seat for easy and discreet access to the lavatory during long flights.
- Consider paying a little extra for an aisle or exit-row seat for more space, as one traveler found it worthwhile.
- If the flight isn't full, you might be able to move to an empty aisle seat after take-off.

2. Carry-on vs. checked luggage
- Pack at least a month's worth of pouches, wafers, and accessories in your carry-on to avoid being without supplies if your checked luggage is delayed or lost.
- For added security, some travelers also pack an additional month's supply in their checked luggage.

3. In-flight management
- Aircraft lavatories are accessible with an ostomy, and having an aisle seat makes it easier.
- Consider reducing your food intake before and during the flight to minimize output.
- Get up every couple of hours to walk the aisle or stretch near the bulkheads when cabin service allows.

4. Flight experiences shared
- A traveler with a urostomy had no issues on a 24-hour itinerary from Brisbane to the Philippines.
- Another traveler managed a 12-hour nonstop flight to the Middle East with an ileostomy by limiting food intake and moving around.

5. Airlines mentioned
- Some travelers have shared their experiences with airlines like Air Asia and Continental Airlines.