💙 💛 ❤️ Good job SWA! This is a really proactive response! Below are to questions I have had, even before the Corona Virus became an issue and a public health concern. My son works in HVAC and routinely installs state of the art air scrubbers into homes which not only filter the air of particles typical with HEPA filtration but also cleans the air of viruses and bacteria using ozone, UV, and ionization, capable of also killing germs on hard surfaces and penetrating upholstery and carpet. (Original comment corrected re: mamaspice- comment TY for catching my omission of a better description.) Not to detract from the good measures being taken and highlighted in this post. I am just curious as to if such technology has been standard to planes industry-wide right at the time of manufacturing? If not, perhaps there may be a good reason. Similarly, would it be possible to provide an ample sized sanitizing wipe packet printed with directions in which order to wipe down the points of contact on their own seats and tray tables for optimal benefit, onto each seat between flights before boarding? Perhaps also with a non-latex glove (for a while only.) But wipes available standardly, and not as a reaction to a pandemic. I cannot recall if small wipes packets need to be inside the TSA Qt sized bag of liquids. It is nice to have been given some directions regarding permissible wipes for passenger initiated disinfection. With increased awareness, maybe every airline will up its own game on these things on a routine basis, industrywide. Good on you SWA for taking matters head-on! ❤️
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