> A few hours of the plane being hot should wipe them all out. The article addresses this. Quoting: The process typically takes two to five days and can cost

> A few hours of the plane being hot should wipe them all out. The article addresses this. Quoting: The process typically takes two to five days and can cost airlines between $75,000 and $125,000 when accounting for lost revenue and treatment expenses. “They do have a bit of a protocol to work from,” Mr. Tuck said. “You’ll pull the airplane out of service and you’ll bug bomb it.” But without a spare aircraft available for long-distance routes, airlines face difficult decisions, particularly when passengers report infestations mid-journey.