Picture this: It's 6 a.m. and you're up for a flight, something you haven't done in months — and something for which you've never had to pack a face mask. What awaits you at the airport? And how are you supposed to have confidence in the system when the experience changes with the logo on the plane?
Flying In The Age Of Coronavirus: A Trip In The New Normal
From check-in to post-arrival, almost everything about air travel has changed. This is what you'll likely experience next time you fly.
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Posted: 7:31 p.m. EDT May 15, 2020
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