Dreaming of flying back? Israeli airplanes were sinned as part of a pilot that will now allow all airlines to disinfect the entire aircraft within an hour • "Autoclave will be performed after each flight"
Israelair, in collaboration with Electra, has begun a pilot program, and the Israeli airline will use state-of-the-art technology to disable aircraft between each flight for a little over an hour from the time of disinfection to the time when passengers can be taken on board. The autoclave itself lasts less than half an hour and then the airline will have to wait another hour for complete evaporation of the ingredients.
The pilot included disinfecting the trunk of the aircraft and passenger cabin, including the overhead storage compartments, the tables and handles of the seats, the window covers, the seat belts, the doors and the restrooms themselves.
At present, there is no proper procedure for disinfecting aircraft in Israel. CEO of Israir, Uri Serkis decided to take up the challenge and began an initiative is emerging that will help solve without some other airlines. After the pilot successfully held on board now, turned Israir and electronic other airlines interested in using the product.
This is a further step towards the future of aviation safer In it we can know for sure that the planes are completely clean as soon as they enter.
According to Shmulik Sevish, Vice President of Israir Maintenance, "The need to perform a quality disinfection process, available at the airport, performed in a short and purposeful manner and grounded in aviation regulation, has led us to seek additional solutions to the existing disinfection processes. The new process will be available at the airport 24/7 and will allow the aircraft to continue operating after only one hour of waiting, will be carried out with antiseptics approved by the regulations and regulations of the major aircraft manufacturers Airbus and Bowing and all at a cost that will not be an economic burden on the airline. "
Sabish also notes, "In the last few days, we have performed the process on all of the company's aircraft several times at different times, both in our passenger and cargo planes. We have learned that the process meets all the goals we set out at the beginning - quality, fast, available, cheap and most importantly safe. With Electra, consumer products will enable airlines to prepare their aircraft for take-off in the specified time frame and significantly reduce disinfection costs to only hundreds of shekels, "Svish concludes.