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Manufacturers are exploring UV and thermal disinfection.
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Helen Massy-Beresford | Thierry Dubois

Manufacturers are exploring UV and thermal disinfection as well as antimicrobial coatings to improve cabin hygiene.
 
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German regional air mobility startup Lilium is to go public in a deal expected to provide up to $830 million in funds to complete certification, begin production and launch commercial operation of its piloted seven-seat Lilium Jet air taxi in 2024.
 
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As the aviation industry works to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 and begins to recover, technology companies are doubling down efforts to innovate solutions to make air travel safer to boost passenger confidence.
 
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