To: SheLion
It should also be noted that since the ban, they no longer use fresh air to ventilate the planes; instead, they just run the air through a filtrations system which in an enclosed environment further exacerbates the problem. And it does wonders for helping to spread germs and air borne diseases.
11 posted on
01/08/2005 9:35:12 AM PST by
Gabz
To: Gabz
It should also be noted that since the ban, they no longer use fresh air to ventilate the planes; instead, they just run the air through a filtrations system which in an enclosed environment further exacerbates the problem.
And it does wonders for helping to spread germs and air borne diseases.
I know - I get so frustrated because I have to fly about 20 times a year for work. Almost every single time I fly, I catch something - a cold, stomach bug, etc. Every time I go to work, I am sick. Every time I get home from working, I am sick.
I know it is from the planes - I work from my house except when I have to travel to events, so am rarely exposed to other peoples' germs except when I travel.
62 posted on
01/08/2005 10:06:19 AM PST by
small_l_libertarian
(Snuggled back down into my cozy duvet of rage...)
To: Gabz
Not to mention the hay fever, asthma attacks and allergic reactions due to breathing in the dust and mold.
Back in 2000, I was flying to CA and I was in a plane that had the dust and mold hanging out of the vents above. It was soooooo gross.
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