Have a safe flight message to a friend?

Short and sweet safe flight wishes
  • “Wishing you a relaxing time in the sky!”
  • “Looking forward to hearing about your trip!”
  • “Can't wait to see you when you get back. ...
  • “Wishing you a safe and joyful journey ahead.”
  • “Stay happy. ...
  • “Don't forget to send a postcard!”




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Of course, wishing someone a safe flight is completely acceptable. It comes from a good place and is a nice reminder that you have their safety in mind.

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It's an expression that conveys care and concern for someone who is embarking on a journey. Plus, there are so many unknowns when you're in the air - turbulence, delays, cancellations - that people want to make sure their loved ones have all the protection they can get!

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The more commonly used phrase is have a safe trip or have a safe journey. No that's not grammatically correct. These are better: Safe travels, have a safe trip, have a safe journey or stay safe while travelling.

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Both safe travels and safe travel are correct ways of wishing someone a safe journey. However, “safe travels” is much more commonly used.

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safe travels is a correct and usable phrase in written English. You can use it when you are wishing someone safe travels, such as when they are going on a journey or trip. For example: Have a great time on your vacation and safe travels!. Best wishes and safe travels.

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“Have a nice trip”: enjoy yourself, hope you have no travel difficulties, take lots of photos, visit the wonderful sites to see, relax, eat in great restaurants, take in a concert, take what the hosts will give you. “Have a safe trip”: a little more specific. Come back healthy with no injury or illness.

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Synonyms of 'journey' in American English
  • trip.
  • excursion.
  • expedition.
  • odyssey.
  • pilgrimage.
  • tour.
  • trek.
  • voyage.


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In fact, the National Transportation Safety Board says the odds are more than 95 percent. The European Transport Safety Council estimates that of aircraft accidents worldwide, all passengers survived in 90 percent of the occurrences.

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