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Do not deceive yourself: Flying is always very risky, even if states begin to reopen. According to disease control and prevention centers (CDC), it isdifficult at social distance By the six feet recommended when you are in a cramping cabin on an airplane. (And really, who does not despise being stuffed in sardines, with zero personal space?) But if you absolutely travel in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic, there is an airplane seat that you should avoid as the plague: the driveway.

Although the alley's seat can give you coveted lagrooms, it is also a very trafficked place. Think about it:Stewardess You constantly walk to you and other passengers make regular toilets. In fact, pretty much80% of passengers in alley seats moved during flights - compared to 60% of average seats and 40% window seats - according to a 2018 study published inActs of the National Academy of Sciences. This close contact with other people facilitates the task of the respiratory droplets, such as those containing Covid-19, to be transmitted.

"If it's a crowded flight, you can notMount these aisles without accidentally touching someone who is just sitting there "Mark Gendreau, MD, Chief Doctor in Beverly Hospital de MassachusettsNPR.

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If you are looking for thethe safest place to sit, Consider the window seat. The researchers followed five round bicoastal flights and found that passengers who sat at the window and did not get up during the trip were the least likely to be infected. It is because they are more distant from other people, unlike those of the Alley headquarters at the center of the action.

Another perk? You will have a lot of room for yourself since most carriers, including Delta, American, United, Southwest and Qantas-haveOrder to sell average seats to help keep the passengers apart. And for more things you should know before starting away, check out the7 the worst errors to avoid if you have to fly right now.