SFGateflipped into Travel news and trip hacksHawaii Whoops. Passenger boards plane, flies to Hawaii with COVID-19. SFGate - Chris McGinnisThe passenger started the trip with a "pending" test result, which exposes the loophole that allowed this to happen. Oddly, Hawaii-bound passengers are not required to show their negative test results...
Avatarkim kilpatrickflipped into Health News to KnowMannequins Is the COVID-19 risk on airplanes really that low? Here’s what experts say verified_publisherLos Angeles Times - Hugo MartínWith the demand for air travel still in a slump, the airline industry is promoting studies that suggest the risk of contracting the coronavirus while flying is low. Although healthcare experts say the...
Chicago Tribuneflipped into CoronavirusJetBlue JetBlue to reduce seat blocking, the latest airline to lift capacity limits Chicago Tribune - David KoenigThe days of airlines blocking seats to make passengers feel safer about flying during the pandemic are coming closer to an end. JetBlue is the latest to indicate it is rethinking the issue. A spokesman...
Falconflipped into Personal Care, Health & GrowthFlyingAir travel amid Covid-19 – safe or not? Harvard study, and report on 59 infections from Ireland flight, offer different on verified_publisherSouth China Morning Post - Associated Press The latest study from the airline industry has said flying during the coronavirus pandemic is less risky than eating out or grocery shopping, but a …
CNNflipped into Top StoriesAir Transat There's a new world's longest flight -- with a catch verified_publisherCNN - Person(CNN) — Last week it was the return of the world's longest flight -- Singapore to New York JFK. This week comes another new aviation record: the world's longest flight in a single-aisle aircraft. Air flight...
Forbesflipped into LeadershipBoeing Boeing Plans 30,000 Reduction In Workers: Pandemic, Fatal Plane Crashes, Executive Compensation And Stock Buybacks To Blame Forbes - Jack KellyOne of the hardest-hit industries impacted by Covid-19 is the airlines. At the onset of the virus outbreak, governments warned potential passengers of the health-related dangers associated with air travel,...
