Following the news that Honeywell is licensing its UV Cabin System, JetBlue Airways has put the cabin cleaning technology in service, marking the first time a US airline has implemented the system
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A four-step hygiene concept has been developed by Aviationscouts, designed to enable airports and airlines to relaunch Covid-safe operations and reassure their passengers and crew
United Airlines is implementing a new procedure that will maximise airflow volume and recirculation of cabin air for passengers. This process is being added to other safety layers to help minimise the risk of virus transmission in the cabin
Jetcraft is the launch customer for F/LIST’s Microshield 360, an aircraft interior treatment which protects against SARS-CoV-2
Dr Jim Chung, chief medical officer at Air Canada, talks about the airline’s CleanCare+ Program, designed to minimise the risk of virus transmission in the cabin
Air Canada is taking a proactive, science-led approach to protecting its passengers from Covid-19 through two new initiatives involving testing and strategy
Adhetec, a specialist in technical adhesives for the aerospace industry, has launched a range of certified antimicrobial adhesive films embedded with Pylote’s natural antimicrobial technology, which is claimed to be effective against coronaviruses and bacteria
FACC has launched LAV4ALL, a barrier-free aircraft lavatory design designed to benefit all passengers, including those with reduced mobility
One safeguard has kept American Airlines’ customers and team members breathing clean air at 30,000ft. HEPA filters have purified the air on American’s entire mainline fleet – and most of its regional jets – since the late 1990s. HEPA technology is also used in hospitals and medical facilities, helping keep medical environments clear of bacteria and viruses while providing clean air
Aircraft cabins are receiving closer scrutiny from passengers seeking reassurance about cabin cleanliness and safety from other passengers. Lufthansa Technik (LHT) has responded with three new ideas that help keep cabins hygienic and encourage air travel