In-flight transmission of wild-type SARS-CoV-2 and the outbreak potential of imported clusters of COVID-19: a review of published evidence

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@michael_hoerger Agree times changed and maybe more total infected in 2023 vs 2020. Masking was mostly aerosol-transparent cloth not N95 but observations of fewer than expected super spreading in New Zealand / Australia flights are based on fractions of te

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However, even prior to mandatory masking aboard aircraft there were relatively few published documented superspreading (mass-transmission) events. (14/16)https://t.co/lprRQntBuR

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@AllisonPearson @British_Airways https://t.co/42ADY5qqVW https://t.co/zHsEGUa4mo

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