Israir decided to introduce a massive disinfectant to its aircraft fleet to relieve passenger concerns • "We will disinfect the aircraft within an hour between flights" • We joined the autoclave procedure

The sky is opening for a moment, though only partially and the destinations we can fly in the first phase will probably be Cyprus, Greece and Seychelles. One of the major concerns of passengers will be mostly staying in an airplane, which until recently had hundreds of people.

Reporter: Shimon Yaish, Photo: Shmuel Buchris

In Israir, they decided to disinfect their planes after each flight. The airplane disinfection process will only last for about an hour, during which time the airplane will undergo an antiseptic that will take about half an hour, and another half hour of waiting until the materials have dissipated. After a time when the venture was experimental, the company decided to introduce it to the company's ongoing activities.

In a conversation with Shmulik Sevish, VP of Company Maintenance, he emphasizes that, "These are ecological and safe materials to use. The big advantage of this technology is that the antiseptic is so fast that it will not affect the schedules. Anyone who enters the plane can be 100 percent sure that there is no corona residue from a previous flight. "

Israir developed the technology together with Electra, and it is very likely that more companies will use the service that may provide another lull in those who are afraid to fly. Ben Gurion Airport has introduced quite a few technologies and means to maintain social distance and passenger health. Among the changes that can be seen today in Ben Gurion - thermal cameras that measure heat and make sure everyone who enters the terminal wears a mask, separates workers from passengers, hand disinfecting positions, disinfectants, marking On the floor for maintaining social remoteness and adhering to new procedures and between them, only those who have a plane ticket can enter the terminal and also at the entrance with the vehicle will pass heat tests.