BREAKING!! - EBOLA PLANE Frontier Air landed in Atlanta and Ft Lauderdale BEFORE it was cleaned!!

Thread: Flighttracker- Frontier plane made more trips
Craziness

Come on!
Bump bump!

150 on plane PER flight.

Do the math, how many possible Ebola Cases in United states now!

750!!

Thats 750 possible Ebola cases from that ONE plane, they have to track them all down tonight!

PLEASE THIN PIS

Great.. 20 minutes from me in Fort Lauderdale..

please thin this meat

Oh shit. Could you imagine if you were on that plane in any of those locations? What about the flying crew or even the cleaning crew?! They didn't know...

Gezzzz

All safety procedures are in place. Nothing here to see. Move along.

Tornadobola severe alert!

Dear Mods, when you pin this one, wait til the dinner shift, so people can read this tonight... as a public service.

And here is this Thread also:

Thread: Tail Number of Frontier Ebola Flight

Everyone wants to fly as cheaply as possible, and get where they're going when they want to get there, and then are surprised that airplanes are not cleaned more often ? Sheesh. It's not like they knew the plane was carrying an ebola vector right away.

We're going to have to get used to this disease, it will be with us for the long haul. In lots of ways, Africa is way ahead of us on containment. I was shocked
while looking at a graphic display of how to take off your Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) in this country -- there was absolutely no mention of dipping your (gloved) hands in a chlorox/water solution before doing anything else.
Seems like that would be pretty basic !

LOL

You said: "Get used to it."

5 Stars and pin request

To explain, THE PLAN is for America to fall into absolute chaos.

That clears the way for the U.N. to come in.

In fact, one of Obama's Executive Orders ensures this progression.

But sorry, I don't have the Order # or the Link at hand right now.

Fcuk me. This is mere miles from me.

That number doesn't even include flight and ground crews. This is serious SHTF stuff.

Yeah but who would know if they were, w/out knowing the flight numbers,and having the CDC or media contact them?

Where's Shep Smith when you need him? He should be reading these threads and reporting them.

this just keeps getting better and better

in times of crisis, government incompetence becomes clearer than ever to see

US-based Frontier Airlines said Wednesday it thoroughly cleaned a plane that carried a Dallas health care worker the day before an Ebola diagnosis.

Denver-based Frontier issued a statement in response to news that the unidentified health care worker flew Monday on Flight 1143 from Cleveland to Dallas/Fort Worth with 132 passengers.

The airline said it is working with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to contact all the passengers on the flight.

The passenger "exhibited no symptoms or sign of illness while on Flight 1143, according to the crew," Frontier said.

The Airbus A320 that carried the health care worker was put away for the night on Monday after it carried the woman from Cleveland to Dallas/Fort Worth. But Tuesday morning the plane was flown back to Cleveland and then to Fort Lauderdale, back to Cleveland and then to Atlanta and finally back again to Cleveland, according to Daniel Baker, the chief executive of the flight monitoring site Flightaware.com.

He said his data does not include any passenger manifests, so he cannot tell how many total passengers flew on the plane Tuesday.

In a statement, Frontier Airlines said the plane was taken out of service on Tuesday after the carrier was notified by the CDC that the aircraft had carried an Ebola patient.

The health care worker also had flown to Cleveland from Dallas three days earlier on Frontier Flight 1142, the airline reported.

In response to the news that another Ebola patient flew on a commercial flight, the union that represents 60,000 flight attendants on 19 airlines is asking the CDC to monitor and care for the four flight attendants who were on flight from Cleveland to Dallas/Fort Worth.

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Earlier this month, United Airlines was rushing to contact passengers who flew on two flights that carried a Liberian man infected with Ebola from Brussels to Washington, DC, and then to Dallas.




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