Some passengers reported having Christmas presents unwrapped, while others travelling to the US have reportedly also seen bans on the use of electronic equipment, including laptops and MP3 players, and in some cases in-flight entertainment has also been disrupted.
The extent of risk posed by probable cases for in-flight transmission of SARS is unclear.
This timing raised the possibility that these were cases of in-flight infection with influenza.
7 Both cases of in-flight infection with influenza would be consistent with this incubation period.
We considered a laboratory confirmed post-flight case to be a case of in-flight infection if they had no other plausible sources of pandemic A/H1N1 infection (before or after the flight).
For the case of in-flight startup, the INS/GPS integration is a nonlinear system with large initial attitude errors, the linear estimation approaches become inapplicable.
Furthermore, in rare cases where the epidemic spreads fully across the lattice without flight, it takes much longer to do so than in cases with flight, as shown in Figure 8.
The sticky, nauseating feeling of traveling on a small, crowded commuter plane, crammed up against "paunched and blotchy men in double-knit brown suits and tan suits with attaché cases ordered from in-flight catalogs".
Our case definition for in-flight transmission was conservative.
In cases of flight diversion, the impact of dumping fuel due to weight restrictions for landing is an additional financial and ecological factor.
If readers groaned at the appearance of yet another vulnerable, out-of-her-depth heroine with the first outing for M R Hall's coroner Jenny Cooper, misgivings were banished by the time of her fourth case in The Flight (Mantle, £12.99), where surrender to Hall's protagonist was complete.
