Seattle-based technology company Teague says its new AirShield device, which fits on air vents inside an airplane cabin, enhances air flows that already help minimize the spread of germs on board, creating an invisible 'shield' around passengers.
A simple device that fits on to the existing air vents inside an airplane cabin could help reduce the risk of inflight Covid-19 infections.
AirShield is a 3D-printed component that fits onto the Passenger Service Unit that you'll find above each passenger in an airplane cabin. The unit usually contains a reading light and vents, known as air gaspers, which send air downward onto the seat occupant.
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