Health
Airlines’ COVID risk calculation called ‘bad math’ by scientist whose research it drew on – Financial Post
‘The absence of evidence is not evidence of absence’
Plane cabins are considered lower-risk than many indoor spaces because of their powerful ventilation and their layout, with forward-facing passengers separated by seat rows. Ceiling-to-floor airflows sweep pathogens into high-grade filters.
That understanding is supported by simulations and tests run by the aircraft makers as well as a U.S. Defense Department study released on Thursday.
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