Flying isn’t the most comfortable experience, especially if you have a 10 hour flight ahead and you are stuck in economy class with crying babies and crowded aisles. As we all know, on most commercial airplanes there are economy and first-class seats, but the difference between the two can cost hundreds sometimes thousands of dollars. It all comes down to the price you’re willing to pay for good food, champagne, a bigger seat, and more privacy during your flight, but in the end most of us can’t afford the price tag.

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In rare and luck-filled occasions, some passengers are upgraded, for free, to fly in first-class seats. And if you’ve ever experienced a lucky day in the airport, you know how exciting it can be to fly first-class and not have a single worry. However, not all of us have good luck and most flyers get stuck in economy class. To increase your chances of scoring a first-class seat, here are six tips to keep in mind, though we don’t guarantee they will work 100% of the time.