11 Ways Airlines and Airports Are Bringing Yoga and Wellness to the Sky

2. Airport spas and pockets of peace: Be Relax brings wellness to terminals

Airports have become natural places for short-form wellness. Be Relax has built a recognizable model: quiet treatment rooms, short massages, and calm lighting to help passengers reset between flights. The brand describes its terminals as sanctuaries where low light, soft music and expert touch relieve the travel grind. For travelers facing long layovers or long-haul legs, these services provide immediate physiological relief and a moment of dignity before boarding. Accessibility matters here. Terminal spas tend to be modular, offering treatments of 15 to 40 minutes—ideal for tight schedules. They also avoid the regulatory and space constraints of in-flight services while delivering trained staff and equipment that airlines rarely carry onboard. For North American flyers, choosing an airport with wellness options can be a simple productivity strategy: book a longer layover, and use that time to hydrate, get a brief massage, and reset your sleep clock before the next leg. These services don’t replace in-flight practices, but they make the travel day meaningfully smoother.