with all the coronavirus jitters many
are choosing not to travel for fear of
being exposed on an airplane but if you
do fly how can you tell if your seating
areas germ-free well to find out we took
some swabs and sent them to the lab
check out these cellphone videos as
airline passengers like their headrests
what is all that gunk and is it infested
with germs wait there's more black gunk
on a first-class flight from Washington
DC to New York we found the same nasty
stuff on the seat next to us we swab and
collected samples on four different
flights New York New Jersey to Austin
Texas to New York City then we sent the
samples to a lab for testing the results
are troubling the bacteria counts on
Lisa Guerrero's headrest and seat belt
were in the billions yes we said
billions two out of four tray tables
tested positive for e.coli okay poop
this passenger at New York's LaGuardia
Airport is well-prepared this is just an
example of what I carry in my bag when I
travel I actually brought an extra pack
this week so that I could have them on
me at all times
safe travels everyone an airline
industry spokesperson tells Inside
Edition that in the wake of the
coronavirus crisis they are enhancing
disinfection and cleaning protocols
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