Originally Posted by
rsteinmetz70112
I hear a virologist on NPR say it may survive as long as 3 days on an open surface, which is pretty long for a virus. UV light apparently kills it.
Maybe someone could create a drone designed for flying inside a plane, that staff could launch, and it would blast the whole cabin with strong UV light in just a few minutes?
That might be much less time consuming that manual sanitizing.
And that's the problem with Southwest's fast-turn strategy, it doesn't allow for when extra steps are needed between plane uses.
Are we going to hear in the news that Southwest is going to cut back N% of flights because they have to add 10 minutes extra between each flight for sanitizing?
