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Aviation
Healthier spaces. Healthier people.
The industry at a glance
The aviation industry, accustomed to illness outbreaks, faces unique challenges in maintaining operations while protecting public health. Airlines are enhancing cleaning protocols, using electrostatic technology and EPA-approved disinfectants on high-touch areas. Suspected aircraft are sanitized, face coverings are required, and revised boarding processes reduce contact to ensure safer travel.
Preventing the spread of germs
All airlines are thoroughly disinfected every night and after every flight. With close to 1.7 million passengers on planes daily, disinfecting is crucial to preventing the spread of germs.
The dirtiest parts of airplanes are; seat back pockets, headrests and bathrooms. In airplane bathrooms alone there are 265 bacteria colony forming units (CFU). There are 285 CFU in the air vents and 2155 CFU per square inch in the seatback trays. Headrests have the highest aerobic count of any touch point on airplanes.
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How It Works
TruElectrostatic for TruDisinfection™
Our EMist® system uses patented electrostatic technology to apply disinfectant evenly and efficiently. Positively charged droplets are drawn to surfaces like magnets, ensuring thorough coverage and reducing waste.