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Plane study that found a 'virtually non-existent' risk of catching COVID-19 in-flight used 'bad math,' expert claims
[Daily Mail, where America gets its news] - A Department of Defense-funded concluded that there is a 'virtually non-existent' risk of coronavirus spreading on airplanes
- The study called its results 'consistent' with other airliner pathogen spread research conducted by Dr David Freedman
- But Dr Freedman refused to present the new study's findings, saying they were based on 'bad math'
- He said that there could be unidentified infections that are traceable back to flights, but weren't accounted for in the new study
- However, he also said the research is a good sign that the risk of transmission on flights likely is fairly low
Posted by: Skidmark 2020-10-20 |
