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Aircraft cabin-cleaning guidance could be revised in light of the ongoing global COVID-19 outbreak, as airlines scramble to convince nervous passengers that flying is still safe despite plummeting air travel demand.
Airlines are also starting to look at specialized cleaning companies, whose usual customers include cruise lines, food-processing companies and the hospitality sector, to see if their products could be applied to aviation.
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