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Stewardess Must support a lot for their passengers, grumpy passengers, messy cabins, long days of the house. And now they have a global pandemic to treat too. As the aviation industry adapts to this "normal new", the airlines take extra precautions to prevent the spread of coronavirus. Some block the middle seats and distribute clorox wipes, but other carriers really go beyond theirSecurity procedures-And nothing more than Qatar Airways.

On Qatar, cabin crews must undergo thermal projections before each start and the edge agents are required toWear danger costumes, masks, gloves and safety glasses during edges. As of May 25, it will also be mandatory for passengers to wear face masks. The large hand disinfectant bottles will be placed in all galleys and cabins for everyone to use.

"We presented these additional security measures on board our flights to ensure the pursuit of the health and well-being of our passengers and our cabin members, and limit the propagation of coronavirus", CEO of Qatar AirwaysAkbar Al Baker said in a statement. "As an airline, we maintain the highest possible hygiene standards so that we can fly people at home safely during this period and provide even more increased insurance than security is our number one priority. "

And if you want extra protection and you have money to spare, you will want to book in Qatar's business class. The luxurious qsuites are private neighborhoods with partitions and doors that separate you from the rest of the travelers, and there is even a button "Do not disturb" if you want to limit contact with the driving crew. For a furtive glance other travel changes, check7 things you can never see at the airports.