EASA Urges Airlines To Provide Crew Masks, Limit Cabin Air Recirculation
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Updated EASA guidance for operators still flying during the coronavirus pandemic recommends masks for most crew members and suggests turning off recirculation fans to help refresh cabin air more often. EASA’s recommendations come in the fourth revision to its “Coronavirus ‘SARS-CoV-2’ Infections...
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