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American Airlines Introduces Virus-Killing Coating Against Coronavirus

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American Airlines is expanding its coronavirus measures by adding the electrostatic spraying solution to its multi-tiered cleaning and safety program in the coming months. (kokpitherald.com) Más...

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IRICEFILMSPARKS
Ian Rice 2
I think that you will find the answer will be YES. Face masks will still be required. As i don't think that the electrostatic solution will stop any coughed or sneezed airborne Covid 19 particles from being breathed in by unsuspecting passengers and crew.

I may be wrong, and i am happy to be corrected.
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AbieshanG13
Abieshan Ganeshamurthi 1
Another safe idea! The question is, will the passengers still have to wear masks even while on the plane on top of this coating?
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JMARTINSON
JMARTINSON 1
They will not as long as the passenger is willing to take a couple shots from an inhaler at the gate just before boarding.
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IRICEFILMSPARKS
Ian Rice 1
I would very much like to know what substance would be
in the inhaler. Which could be taken just prior to boarding the aircraft. Thereby killing any airborne Covid 19 particles, which may possibly be breathed in by passengers or crew whilst in flight.
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