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AVIONEWS' report on risks relating infections on board (5): Alitalia's air quality control campaign

Rome, Italy - Conducted with Department of Public Health of Rome "La Sapienza" University

Carriers can have liability towards third parties if a disease was established on board. Infections can be rarely spread aboard. The High Efficiency Particultate Air systems provide an effective solution against the danger represented by this kind of problem. Alitalia with Department of Public Health of Rome "La Sapienza" University, decided to carry out a study aimed to verify the presence of bacterial...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 117858
Rome, Italy, 04/05/2005 18:37
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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