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I read it as: Boeing biggest client telling that Boeing planes are safe to operate when Boeing is in deep financial trouble. Credits I give to this study: none

• graeme 6y ago
  Ah hominem and conspiracy thinking doesn’t get you very far. There have been few documented transmissions on airplanes. And I’ve measured CO2 on planes. 800 or less, very impressive for a crowded environment. On the Canadian Via Train it gets up to 3500 ppm! Since I know these outside facts about planes, it seems likely the study is true. It fits with other data.
  • IMTDb 6y ago
    I am willing to accept those observation and the conclusion might very well hold under a truly independent study made on a wide range of planes and conditions. It does not remove the fact that we should not relay observation about health and safety made by teams with significant (disclosed or undisclosed) conflict of interest.
    • AstralStorm 6y ago
      Furthermore, these measures were specifically introduced to combat the spread. Previously, planes were a cesspool, you were almost guaranteed to catch a cold on a long distance flight. (Every. Time.)
      • ketamine__ 6y ago
        > Previously, planes were a cesspool, you were almost guaranteed to catch a cold on a long distance flight. (Every. Time.) Proof?