Leaving middle seats empty cuts Covid risk on airlines by half, study finds
Researchers said chance of being exposed to virus from an infected person could be reduced by 23 per cent to 57 per cent.
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Leaving middle seats empty cuts Covid risk on airlines by half, study finds
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