Long flights can definitely stress your eyes due to dry air and pressure changes. What is iridocyclitis
https://myvisioncare.org/blog/how-to-he ... ed-to-know includes some useful advice for handling eye issues after travel. I got something similar after a red-eye flight and assumed it was dryness, but it turned out to be a small burst vessel. Using warm compresses helped, but it took about 10 days to fade. As long as there’s no pain or visual disturbance, it’s usually harmless. Still, always good to double-check with a doctor if it sticks around.