Screenshot/Delta As the novel coronavirus continues to spread around the world, the airline industry continues to be impacted by country-wide lockdowns and declining travel demand. John, a flight attendant for Delta Air Lines, described to Business Insider what a day in his life looks like, and how the airline is taking precautions to protect its staff still flying amid a pandemic. John said he chooses to continue flying because he believes flight attendants are risking their health and safety to ensure that people abroad can return home and that medical equipment and personnel can be transported to hospitals around the country. "We're also on the frontlines of this crisis," he said.
A Delta Flight Attendant Describes What It's Like Flying During The Coronavirus Pandemic With Near-empty Planes And 'ghost Town'
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Thu, 04/02/2020 - 11:21pm
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