References
 

Air Travel and TB: An airline perspective
Nigel P. Dowdall, Anthony D. Evans, Claude Thibeault
Travel Medicine and Infectious Disease (2010) 8, 96e103

Guidance from WHO on the prevention and control of TB during air travel
Lindsay Martinez, Kathrin Thomas, Jose Figueroa
Travel Medicine and Infectious Disease (2010) 8, 84e89

Transmission of infectious diseases during commercial air travel
Alexandra Mangili, Mark A Gendreau
Lancet 2005; 365: 989–96

Transmission of multidrug-resistant Mycobacterium tuberculosis during a long airplane flight
Kenyon, Thomas A, Valway, Sarah E, Ihle, Walter W, Onorato, Ida M, Castro, Kenneth G,
The New England Journal of Medicine 334.15 (Apr 11, 1996): 933-938.

http://www.gcaqe.org/documents/FAAmedicalprotocol.pdf

This thread has involved well beyond the ken of this SLF. While interesting, it may get more informed responses in the Tech forum.

A Big Thank You
 

In the end it all worked out. A big thank you needs to go to the security team at Sydney T2 last Friday. Due to work pulling me to Melbourne earlier in the day for a meeting my partner had to make the trip by herself. She was feeling a bit overwelmed by the whole experience and left her bag at the security check. When she got back there the team there gave it back and went well out of thier way to to a fine job of being calming and supportive to an anxious passenger and getting her back to the gate on time. A positive to security for once!!!

A good weekend away ( helped by the info from the pprunites) to help in recovery from the effects of too much hospital time recently. Thanks all!

It is in the Tech Forum also but here's the latest on the clean Cabin Air debate.