Originally Posted by
MrWooby
If a small gym does eventuate (highly unlikely), it would be for business/first pax only. However, crew must be able to access it also. Management would hate this, can’t have the riff raff crew mixing with platinum FF’s, but for crew health on an ultra long haul flight some form of exercise is a must.
As the University of Sydney 'study' Qantas paid for clearly attests it is
passengers only.
Can bet the union is hard at work making sure the health of the poor souls crewing this is protected too/ sarc
A select group of passengers will wear medical research grade and clinically approved wearable devices that contain algorithms that record physical activity/sleep and posture changes. The devices will collect data throughout the entire flight. Two devices will be worn on the wrist and one on the thigh to monitor and measure passenger activities. Passengers will also complete questionnaires about their overall state of mind, food and beverage consumption, how they feel before, during and after the flight, with the aim of collating data that provides information around patterns as well as individual differences.
With no data on the long term effects of this nonsense, surely a legal duty of care to their staff who crew these things would be paramount?