[Wuli]

No perhaps to it; it should not have been.

I, and millions of others, have had too much non-infectious airline travel since early 2020. The airlines are doing as good or better than many hospitals zapping pathogens in their air filtrations systems - UV filters in the systems.

[RC one]

I'm an ER nurse in a moderate sized hospital in a county that got hit hard by Covid. We led the state in deaths during wave 1 in fact. I think I had the first Covid patient in the hospital. This individual had a stroke, a heart attack, atypical pneumonia consistent with viral pneumonia, altered mental status and a bizarre coagulopathy disorder among other issues.

This person lived for about 2 days. This was back around when Pelosi was still telling people to come to China town. Covid was on our radar but it hadn't yet developed into the focus of everyone's attention. They tested this person before he/she died and the test was negative but this was back when the Covid test was plagued by unreliability issues. There's no way this person was Covid negative. No way.

Anyways, TSA put this person on an airplane. He/she was flying home from vacation. They had to wheelchair his/her obtunded half dead body onto the jet full of passengers. That should not have happened. He/she never should have even been allowed into the airport let alone onto a plane.

He/she is for hipaa purposes incidentally.