Doctor flying with United Airlines shares photo of packed flight, says passengers were 'scared,' 'shocked'

[brenda]

In four to six weeks: "United Airlines lied, people died."

This will have many potential passengers, for any airline, decide to travel by other means (not fly) or not travel at all.

[brenda]

Will be interesting to see when the lawsuits begin.

[89th]

Can’t imagine even every other row would be helpful...it all helps a little but at the end of the day you’re in a tube with many strangers.

[LuFins Dad]

@89th said in Doctor flying with United Airlines shares photo of packed flight, says passengers were 'scared,' 'shocked':

Can’t imagine even every other row would be helpful...it all helps a little but at the end of the day you’re in a tube with many strangers.

Ayup. I know our travel plans will consist of whether we can drive there or not...

[Horace]

I would love to see the experts run the numbers and let us know the relative risk between flying on a plane with no middle seats taken, flying on a full flight, and, you know, not flying at all.

[jon-nyc]

To whom?

[MainerMikeBrown]

I would not have wanted to be a passenger on this plane, that's for sure.

[Horace]

@jon-nyc said in Doctor flying with United Airlines shares photo of packed flight, says passengers were 'scared,' 'shocked':

To whom?

To prospective flyers. Why do you ask?

[LuFins Dad]

If it was Qatar Air, they would have made you fly the plane and charged extra for that privilege.

[Rainman]

The airlines should retrofit their passenger jets with a cabin filtration system sophisticated enough to catch virus particles. Everyone knows that after a flight, there is a good chance to come down with a cold (virus) as the air is recycled.
Then, the stewardess should walk down the aisle, and deluge everyone with Lysol before takeoff.

[Copper]

NASA has a solution