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by ekidd
1611 days ago
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> but you could be sitting in the air current of someone shedding virus particles for hours on end, even if the particles are eventually being filtered by A/C. Airplane air turnover is _extremely_ high, apparently even higher than many specialized hospital environments. If there's any danger, I would imagine that it would come from the immediate airflow within the cabin, and not from gradual saturation of the cabin's air. I don't actually have a good model of airplane risks. But I recognize that many of my intuitive assumptions about what's going on would need to be checked against real data. |
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