Shocking disclosure of hygiene on aircraft

Table tray tray is a place for changing diapers for small children, not enough time to clean up on aircraft or E. coli bacteria everywhere on the toilet surface are shocking revelations about hygiene on the plane.

Visitors often eat on the tables placed on the back of each chair, but do you dare to eat only when the previous flight had a mother changing diapers there? Many studies show that, if you accidentally get sick during a holiday, the cause of the illness can even be traced to the suitcase you usually carry.

Tourism can lead to contact with millions of bacteria.(Photo: Alamy).

According to experts of the Aqaint sanitizer, the UK's bacteriological and hygiene research agency, visitors' luggage comes in contact with 80 million bacteria before it is taken to the hotel. During the survey, an unnamed crew member said: "The cleaner does not have time to clean the table trays between flights by money pressure to force airlines to quickly arrange for the next departure shortly afterwards ".

"I saw a passenger changing baby diapers right on the dining table, they cut their nails on them, or worse, children urinated right in the chair. Floor mats had no time to clean and the floor. hygiene is even more dirty, " she said.

Another member said: "I always encourage my passengers to clean the table before use and never walk barefoot in the cabin."

Bola Lafe, founder of Aquaint, said: "Illness can easily ruin your vacation, when it comes at the most unexpected time. Airplanes, airports, cruise ships and hotels are all concentrated places, multiply the most bacteria ".

Passengers should actively clean the dining table tray before placing it on it.(Photo: Alamy).

According to The Today Show research, the United States, bacteria that cause colds, flu, E-coli (bacteria that cause intestinal infections, urinary infections), diarrhea . are found in most aircraft and airport. The most dirty thing is the table tray that visitors use, because most of them are never cleaned between flights.

Right after that were seat belts because they were touched by countless hands over the years, but were almost never cleaned or replaced. Scientists have discovered the presence of "bacteroides ", a virus that can cause serious harm to human health.

Another note is that blankets used for embedding in flight are not always cleaned. They are usually only clean on the first trips of the day, and will almost never be replaced until the next day. Dr. Charles Gerba, a microbiologist at the University of Arizona, told CNN: "The toilet on the plane gathered the most bacteria, where we always found E. coli bacteria all over the surface. face".