That's good advice, EC. When travelling by air, make sure you sit as far away from the person with the virus as possible.

The diagram above shows that the people most likely to catch the virus are those closest to the one with the virus (the red square with a white boundary).

Just one question, EC. How does one know in advance so that you don't sit near them

I always seem to be sitting on the seat looking directly onto the wing

And watch it quivering throughout the flight 

El Loro posted:

That's good advice, EC. When travelling by air, make sure you sit as far away from the person with the virus as possible.

 

The diagram above shows that the people most likely to catch the virus are those closest to the one with the virus (the red square with a white boundary).

 

Just one question, EC. How does one know in advance so that you don't sit near them

 Good question, El.

Saint posted:

I always seem to be sitting on the seat looking directly onto the wing

And watch it quivering throughout the flight 

 . . .or this 

Saint posted:

 . . .or this 

El Loro posted:

That's good advice, EC. When travelling by air, make sure you sit as far away from the person with the virus as possible.

 

The diagram above shows that the people most likely to catch the virus are those closest to the one with the virus (the red square with a white boundary).

 

Just one question, EC. How does one know in advance so that you don't sit near them

My advice is to always get on of the seats up front in the two blocks of eight.