A Duncan Aviation technician applies a disinfectant to a business jet cabin. The maintenance, repair and overhaul provider has implemented a disinfection service for aircraft coming into the company’s main MRO facilities. All aircraft are disinfected upon arrival and again before delivery. According to the company, the process employs an EPA-registered, hospital-grade disinfectant on all interior surfaces of the aircraft, which is applied either as an aerosol or by hand. The disinfectant is non-corrosive and has been proven safe for the surfaces and avionics found in aircraft.
If there’s any upside to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic—any at all—it may be that many aircraft cockpits are cleaner than they’ve ever been. As a direct result of the pandemic and related guidance from public health officials, it’s not a stretch to suggest that crewed, rental and fleet aircraft of all sizes and types are […]
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