Coronavirus or Influenza - where to sit on a plane
The attached helps pinpoint the safest places to sit. The passengers who were least likely to get up were in window seats: only 43 percent moved around as opposed to 80 percent of people seated on the aisle.
Accordingly, window seat passengers had far fewer close encounters than people in other seats, averaging 12 contacts compared to the 58 and 64 respective contacts for passengers in middle and aisle seats.
Choosing a window seat and staying put clearly lowers your likelihood of coming into contact with an infectious disease. But, as you can see in the accompanying graphic, the team’s model shows that passengers in middle and aisle seats—even those that are within the WHO’s two-seat range—have a fairly low probability of getting infected. more
Anyway Sarita ji, the attachment is the limit when citizens are running helter skelter on the issue.Thank goodness the number of infected in India is just 3 and being contained well , particularly in China , every day the death keeps rising and crossing 1,000 already and number infected shooting to 5 digits .
Let us travel only when it is absolutely necessary . more