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by londons_explore
2291 days ago
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There are lots of cases of diseases spreading from one plane passenger to another. That's part of the reason the airline requires you to sit in allocated seats - so they can notify the people sitting in neighbouring seats if you have a notifiable disease. My personal hypothesis is the low pressure ultra-low humidity air in planes dries out mucus membranes in the nose and throat making it more likely for airborne things to get in. |
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