To disinfect the larger surfaces of American Airlines aircrafts, like the walls, side panels, flight deck and entryways, these areas are sprayed every seven days with an extra efficient "electrostatic" cleaning agent.
The spray creates "an ionized protective layer that has these little needles these little swords," Jessica Tyler, president of cargo and vice president of airport excellence for American Airlines told CNBC's Shepard Smith. "It breaks apart the outer part of the virus, rendering it ineffective, basically."
"The extreme measures that we're taking to clean the aircraft start with cleaning the aircraft before every single flight," Tyler said.
MakeIt What about the poor airplane ventilation at the gate? And the drinks and snacks being served, causing removal of masks? I’ll wait until they take this more seriously.
MakeIt where the fuck am i suppose to fly in these super clean planes, im american, whole world hates us.
MakeIt CNBC trying to convince people to be bullish on airlines?
MakeIt Biased bullshit. CNBC is cancer news