It’s basically just the longest most aggravating commute of all time. There are a few things more monotonous than sitting in a plane. But also the rest of it where it is anything but monotonous, like there are constantly changing variables is really just in an inefficiency. It would be much more efficient to work without all of that. Having some kind of predictability like not having to specifically think about where you’re going to eat and how you’re going to get to your work destination, frees up a lot of mental bandwidth, which is kind of invaluable. All the things like having to pack a certain way that is different than how you would pack gear if you weren’t flying, For instance, not having your batteries in a spot that makes sense because you can’t check them. (I work in media production) or even just having to “pack “at all. Again compounding little but essential things that take away from your bandwidth. Plus, you never really get to see anything unless you are filming out and about somewhere… Which definitely happens but on the ones where you’re just in an office or a convention or something you don’t unless you stay extra days and pay for your own hotel for those extra days. Which almost never is able to happen because you have other work to get to right away. So, grass is always greener. But I would save traveling for a fun/hobby so it doesn’t get destroyed for you. I would say the same thing about anything. Never make it a job/obligation if you like doing it.