How to clean an airliner

Re:How to clean an airliner by dandare on Wednesday October 07, 2015 @03:43AM (#10344696)

I wonder if there is study correlating ones overall health with number of flights he takes every month.

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Re:How to clean an airliner by dingsbumps on Wednesday October 07, 2015 @04:58AM (#10344909)

This [1] article references a study [2] you might be interested in.

Quoting from the article: "The study, which synthesises existing research on the effects of frequent travel, finds three types of consequence: physiological, psychological and emotional, and social."

[1] http://www.economist.com/blogs/gulliver/2015/08/frequent-fly...

[2] http://epn.sagepub.com/content/early/2015/07/24/0308518X1559...

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Re:How to clean an airliner by shoo on Wednesday October 07, 2015 @06:38AM (#10345198)

if you're taking >= 1 flight per month, you're probably easily in the top 5% percentile bracket for income world-wide. so, with an appropriately broad perspective, you're probably relatively healthy.

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Re:How to clean an airliner by mangamadaiyan on Wednesday October 07, 2015 @07:57AM (#10345438)

> you're probably easily in the top 5% percentile bracket for income world-wide.

Either that, or your job requires you to be on a flight every month. There /are/ such jobs.

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Re:How to clean an airliner by superuser2 on Wednesday October 07, 2015 @02:53PM (#10348126)

Since flights generally take you to places with diseases your immune system isn't familiar with, I doubt you could use this to conclude anything interesting about the planes themselves.

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