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The unlikely plan to save COVID-19 patients with planes
Grounded aircraft may be useful in reducing the high mortality rates of patients with COVID-19 on mechanical ventilation. That’s the idea behind a scheme proposed by a British company that makes diving equipment. It believes that planes could be emptied out and turned into specialized field hospitals and reduce the need for ventilators. A peer-reviewed study, published April 22nd, found that the majority of COVID-19 patients who require mechanical ventilation do not recover. Researchers looked… (www.engadget.com) Plus d'info...
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Many aircraft will end up in a boneyard after this passes, testing on scrapped aircraft could be used.
The 'unlikely' in the title sums it up.
Of course if an emergency arises, you know you can’t open the door? Don’t the military have chambers all over the USA?
Alot of 737 maxs out thrre could be used.. good idea
"A peer-reviewed study, published April 22nd, found that the majority of COVID-19 patients who require mechanical ventilation do not recover. Researchers looked… (www.engadget.com) More..."
Read that real close, cause what it really means is that ventilators are not addressing the real problem with the oxygenation of the blood issue and if the peer reviewed guys were LJ25 co-pilots, I wouldn't let em shut the door!
Read that real close, cause what it really means is that ventilators are not addressing the real problem with the oxygenation of the blood issue and if the peer reviewed guys were LJ25 co-pilots, I wouldn't let em shut the door!
dude just go home.
