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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It's annoying, but as others have said - you can't control it.  I always mask when I fly because that is something I can control.[/quote]

+1. That includes when we are lining up for the flight. [/quote]

Yes, the plane itself has better filtration when flying than the terminal (though easier to distance there), jetbridge, or the plane when taxiing.[/quote]

I took my Aranet on a few flights and found the same. Was egregiously high, like 1900! Air travel, from what I’ve seen, is a main driver of Covid

This is not true. The plane filtration being good is a myth [/quote]

+1 Took the ARANET CO2 detector on a few flights.  Sitting in row 3 (first class, near the open door) it was hovering at 800-1000 during boarding. Once the door shut, it never went below 1800.  Most of flight it was between 3000-4500 (peak was 4500).  
The pilots do have the option to provide "good filtered air" but apparently most do not do that (based on my limited tests).  [/quote][/quote]

I took my Aranet on a few flights and found the same. Was egregiously high, like 1900! Air travel, from what I’ve seen, is a main driver of Covid

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Cabin air pressure is equivalent to an altitude of 8000 ft. You need to recalibrate the meter due to the partial pressure.[/quote]

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