Qantas flight packed in like sardines
Shocking. Er, social distancing, no, pack em in like sardines.
This is how airlines practice social distancing, packed in like sardines.
This was a Qantas flight on Monday to Brisbane, in the middle of a coronavirus pandemic, at a time when advised avoid public transport, no unnecessary journeys, social distance, do not congregate.
Will these passengers self isolate when they arrive at their destination?
Qantas blatantly lied when claimed ‘there have been no known cases anywhere in the world of people contracting coronavirus on board a plane’.
BA cabin crew, crew of an American airline, have tested positive for covid-19.
At Heathrow, at least two Border Force officials have died of covid-19.
One man on a bus in China infected nine fellow passengers.
If nothing else, shows why tourist destinations, for example Cyprus, will not be seeing tourists anytime soon. Will travellers wish to risk, passing though a busy airport, sat on a plane, packed in like sardines, breathing in the same air, for a flight of several hours?
Qantas and Virgin Australia are both demanding bailouts.
There should be no bailout of airlines.
It is not a Chinese virus, it is an airline pandemic. The same airlines expecting taxpayer bailout.
Note: Virgin Australia has gone into voluntary liquidation.
