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To: EL KABONG!!! who wrote (30071)	3/25/2003 1:30:02 AM
From: Maurice Winn	Respond to of 74559

Hi Kerry. Which airlines have virus filters in their air circulation? Which have the highest rate of new air intake? Customers will want to know. It costs them money to bring new air in so they try to minimize that. I suppose Google knows. It wouldn't be smart for them to be the one to infect a 747 full of people, so I imagine we'll very soon see marketing campaigns around how clean their air is, how they filter it and replace it. Those with dirty air will be out of business in days. People don't like being killed by 747 bugs. Infections have been transferred in lifts, so I suppose aircraft will be a good method too. Mqurice