It’s really amazing how good some are at seeing the thread title.. and working around it by putting one sentence in their post to say, see, I am not out of line with the thread title, all the while throwing in the same stuff from months ago that I guess someday they hope will be correct.
Sounds like some execs style of leading that I used to report to.
So, has there been an outbreak tied to flying?
MIT seems to say the HEPA filters in airplanes work great. Pro tip.... THEY DO.
How safe is air travel? | MIT Medical
MIT Medical answers your COVID-19 questions. Got a question about COVID-19? Send it to us at medical@mit.edu, and we’ll do our best to provide an answer. I’m anxious to visit my parents, but I’m wondering how safe it is to fly right now. With all the talk about the virus being airborne, how...medical.mit.edu
ANd you know the media would be all over an outbreak from flying.
So, I'll spell it out to you one time, there is no SCIENCE behind thinking flying is dangerous. The media could easily tout this science that shows it is SAFE. Of course they don't, because it doesn't fit the narrative.
www.cnn.com
The problem is it's more than just airline travel for out of state visitors. Visiting Disney World for many includes airline travel, staying at a hotel, eating out for every meal, visiting theme parks with lots of other guests, and more. The combination of risks and chances for exposure need to be viewed collectively, which is what is keeping many away. That 1 in 4,300 for airline travel may be an improvement, but it's still just a cog in the wheel that still presents too much risk for many travelers.Looks like the media is slowly starting to come around, they have picked up on this study and others . The more these stories pop up, the crowds will continue to grow with out of state travelers and hours will be extended, I imagine staffing will be a challenge still though.
The odds of catching Covid-19 on an airplane are slimmer than you think, scientists say
According to a new study, the risk of contracting the virus on a full flight is just 1 in 4,300, and the odds lower to 1 in 7,700 if the airline is adopting the middle seat open policy.
It won't be where Hannity works, that's for sure.
You can follow the link I posted.
Smart planning. One of the only complaints I have read about the re-open parks is some people were saying it’s difficult to find an open table at their resorts for a table service meal without an ADR. People were assuming since the crowds are so limited that dining wouldn‘t be an issue but like you said, more people eating at the resorts and also limited restaurant capacity. Good idea to book ahead. I really like Kona Cafe. It usually plays second fiddle to OHana but I prefer it. Never been to the Edison but it looks cool.
I was wondering about that for my trip next month. Are we supposed to wear the stupid mask in our cars?
No , not now, and definitely not in a month. Cities in Florida are already beginning to somewhat relax the mask rules
They need to stick with our plan
Even if other places relax some rules I don’t see Disney following. They have gotten nothing but positive PR from their safety during re-opening so far and kudos for being proactive in enforcing rules. I don’t see that changing any time soon.
Yes sure everyone needs to keep wearing the mask as needed, and you are correct Disney will not relax anytime soon. I do like the movement as things improvement to no longer mandate but recommend.They need to stick with our plan
Even if other places relax some rules I don’t see Disney following. They have gotten nothing but positive PR from their safety during re-opening so far and kudos for being proactive in enforcing rules. I don’t see that changing any time soon.
