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In response to "The number of people flying that I personally know — to which I’ll be adding myself next week — is actually startling. Only one for family, too -- nm" by JackDawson

I heard that airliner airflow is not as bad as, say, an office or a restaurant, for covid spread. -- nm

Posted by Beryllium (aka grayman) Jun 10 '20, 13:28

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We're doing a human experiment on that right now. -- nm - loosilu Jun 10, 13:29 1
- Not sure I'd want to be that volunteer. -- nm - sycor Jun 10, 13:31
From the WHO? Or from who?! -- nm - JackDawson Jun 10, 13:29 9
- From some rando on twitter. I should've included that bit. :) -- nm - Beryllium Jun 10, 13:30 8
  - Probably from us. -- nm - The Airline Industry Jun 10, 13:32 7
    - yes it was, glorious graphics showing how each chair has its own HVAC system, yup nobody is rebreathing air 3 or 4 times all the way down the tube -- nm - zeitgeist Jun 10, 13:35
    - We KNOW the air is “managed” in planes and casino. What that means for corona I haven’t even the first notion -- nm - JackDawson Jun 10, 13:34 5
      - We only have preliminary data (hi guinea pig!) but it's been proven in Asian studies that infections inside restaurants correlates with HVAC flow. -- nm - loosilu Jun 10, 13:36 4
        
        Is there a link or study or it’s just informal? -- nm - JackDawson Jun 10, 13:42 1
        
        I guess we're all researching it after the roll. -- nm - loosilu Jun 10, 13:44
        
        That has been challenged, hasn't it? -- nm - ty97 Jun 10, 13:42
        
        Max posted a great link he should repost re this. Max!!!! Hit it! -- nm - amanda Jun 10, 13:38

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